Wizzy Potions Free Colour Mixing and Fractions Game for Kids
Mix colours and pour halves, quarters and thirds to brew magic potions for funny customers. A free colour mixing and fractions game for kids.
- 5–10 yearsSuggested ages
- FractionsMain skill
- FreeNo ads, no in-app purchases
- Any devicePhone, tablet or computer
About Wizzy Potions
Wizzy Potions is a potion shop game about fractions and colour mixing. Each customer brings a recipe, like a half of red and a half of yellow, and you press and hold the bottles to pour into a jar marked in halves, quarters, thirds or eighths. Pour just the right amount and serve it.
A good potion works magic: a caterpillar turns into a butterfly, a frog into a prince and an egg hatches into a chick. Pour too much and the jar fizzes over in a bubbly mess. Later levels mix three colours, add white to make colours lighter and finish with mystery potions that only show the colour. In the free mixing lab, children mix whatever they like to find 28 secret colours for their colour book.
How to play Wizzy Potions
- Tap Play and pick a level.
- Read the recipe: each colour and how much of the jar it fills.
- Press and hold a bottle to pour, and let go at the right line on the jar.
- Pour the next colour on top, up to the next line.
- Tap Serve! and watch the magic.
What children learn
- FractionsSeeing halves, quarters, thirds and eighths as parts of a jar.
- Equivalent fractionsFinding that 2/4 fills the jar to the same line as 1/2.
- Colour mixingLearning that red and yellow make orange and blue and yellow make green.
- MeasuringWatching the level rise and stopping at the right line.
Great for ages 5 to 10
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Levels and difficulty
There are 20 levels with three potions each. They start with one colour up to the halfway line, then two colours in halves, then quarters, thirds, white for lighter colours, three colours together, potions that only fill part of the jar, halves and quarters together, and eighths. Levels 11 and 12 are mystery potions that only show the colour, and after two tries the recipe appears. Then come 8 harder levels: sixths, eighths mixed with halves and quarters, four colours in one potion, part-filled jars and trickier mystery colours. Get every potion right first time for 3 stars.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Ask what colour the potion will be before pouring, then check.
- Talk about why 2/4 reaches the same line as 1/2.
- In the lab, try mixing all three colours and see what happens.
Wizzy Potions questions
Which fractions does Wizzy Potions use?
Halves, quarters, thirds and eighths, shown as lines on the potion jar.
What happens if you pour too much?
The jar fizzes over and empties, and you brew that potion again. There's nothing else to lose.
Is Wizzy Potions free?
Yes. Wizzy Potions is completely free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
Do I need to download Wizzy Potions?
No. It plays right in the web browser on phones, tablets and computers. You can also add it to your home screen like an app.
Does my child need an account?
No. Anyone can play straight away. A free Wizzymoon account is optional: it saves progress across devices and puts scores on leaderboards.
Is Wizzy Potions safe for children?
Yes. There are no ads, no chat and no links to other sites. Other players only see a username on a leaderboard, and friends added with a secret code can also see when you're online.
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