My son is 7 and plays Prodigy Maths (there is also an English version ) with account provided by school. He's so competitive with it with other kids in school and it's like an RPG with math battles and levelling up which he loves. He doesn't really play much other games so I let him play it when he wants (he also likes minecraft and I have a SNES mini). His sister (8) also has an account and is not really interested at all. They both read quite a lot.
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My son is 7 and plays Prodigy Maths (there is also an English version ) with account provided by school. He's so competitive with it with other kids in school and it's like an RPG with math battles and levelling up which he loves. He doesn't really play much other games so I let him play it when he wants (he also likes minecraft and I have a SNES mini). His sister (8) also has an account and is not really interested at all. They both read quite a lot.