Game library
100+ games for practising English Available Now
Each game is a format, not a fixed exercise: the tasks are built for the topic and level of the lesson.
The child does not pick games from this list. With a tutor, a curator or in Studio, an adult assigns the lesson. In Family without a curator, the child opens a lesson, not this catalogue.
Each category page says what a game does and which published work it draws on.
📚 Vocabulary
Learn and keep words, from first words to fine differences in meaning.
23 games
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🧩 Grammar
Sentence patterns: notice them, change them, look at the mistake. No rules to memorise.
15 games
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🗣️ Pronunciation
Sounds, stress, intonation, listening and speaking. Speech is not scored — we only give recommendations.
16 games
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📖 Reading & Text
From first words to a whole text: read it, retell it, find the main point. AI helps where it gets hard.
9 games
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💬 Communication
English as people use it: apologise, refuse, be polite, pick the right tone.
8 games
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🧠 Emotions & Dialogue
Feelings and conflict, in English: name a feeling, listen, ask rather than demand.
12 games
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✍️ Writing
Describe a picture, write an essay: connected English text.
2 games
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🧩 Other
First sounds and letters, dictation, conversation and other formats that fit none of the seven groups above.
22 games
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Interactive table of contents
Every game, by type
Labels next to each game: learning and check means the game can be assigned either way; learning only means it runs only as learning. Who opens a game, and why speech is not assessed: how the games work.
Click a game to jump to its description.
📚 Vocabulary · 23 games
🧩 Grammar · 15 games
🗣️ Pronunciation · 16 games
📖 Reading & Text · 9 games
💬 Communication · 8 games
🧠 Emotions & Dialogue · 12 games
✍️ Writing · 2 games
🧩 Other · 22 games
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