Language websites
for kids
Explore 15 trusted language websites selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Duolingo ABC
A playful early-literacy app with phonics, handwriting, sight words, vocabulary, and interactive stories.
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BookTrust
Children’s reading charity with book recommendations, family reading tips, reading activities, and support for schools and families.
Oxford Owl
Expert reading guidance, educational activities, and a free eBook library for children learning at home.
StoryWeaver
An open digital library of children’s stories in many Indian and global languages.
Teach Your Monster to Read
A phonics adventure game that takes children from first letter sounds through early sentences and little books.
Unite for Literacy
A free digital library of picture books with narration options in many languages.
Colorín Colorado
Bilingual family and educator resources that support English-language learners and literacy development.
Arcademics
Free browser games that help K-8 learners practice math, language arts, spelling, typing, and geography through playful competition.
FreeRice
Educational trivia and vocabulary games that let players learn while supporting the UN World Food Programme.
Global Digital Library
Free early-grade books and reading materials in multiple languages for children and families.
Baamboozle
Teacher-made classroom games for review, speaking practice, vocabulary, science, social-emotional learning, and quick group play.
Education.com Games
Educational games and interactive practice for math, reading, language, science, logic, typing, and early learning.
Duolingo
Game-like language lessons with short practice sessions, listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities.
Reading Bear
Free phonics presentations and practice activities that help beginners connect sounds with printed words.
Storynory
A long-running collection of free audio stories, fairy tales, myths, and original children’s stories.
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