What age are the kids games for?

They are designed for children roughly four to nine years old who are starting English. Pre-readers play with a parent or teacher reading the words aloud; early readers play independently. Older beginners enjoy them too as a gentle, confidence-building warm-up.

Do children need to be able to read?

No. Every game leads with pictures, emoji and single short words. Picture Match and Memory Flip work from images first, ABC Pop only asks for the first letter, and Counting Stars starts with counting. Reading grows as a result of playing, not as a requirement.

Are the kids games limited to one play per day?

No. Unlike the daily word puzzles on 7ESL, all four kids games are freely replayable — every round shuffles new words and pictures, so children can play as many rounds as they like, every day, completely free.

🧸 KIDS-GAMES

Kids English Games

English games made for young children aged four to nine. Big pictures, bright colours, gentle sounds and zero pressure — kids match words to pictures, flip memory cards, pop alphabet bubbles and count the stars. Every game uses Pre-A1 and A1 vocabulary, works before reading skills arrive, is free with no ads inside the games, and can be replayed all day long.

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WordVenture by 7ESL

Our free English adventure game — explore castles, answer English challenges, fight monsters and bring back the lost words. Junior mode for kids, Adventurer mode for all levels.

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Frequently asked questions

What age are the kids games for?: They are designed for children roughly four to nine years old who are starting English. Pre-readers play with a parent or teacher reading the words aloud; early readers play independently. Older beginners enjoy them too as a gentle, confidence-building warm-up.
Do children need to be able to read?: No. Every game leads with pictures, emoji and single short words. Picture Match and Memory Flip work from images first, ABC Pop only asks for the first letter, and Counting Stars starts with counting. Reading grows as a result of playing, not as a requirement.
Are the kids games limited to one play per day?: No. Unlike the daily word puzzles on 7ESL, all four kids games are freely replayable — every round shuffles new words and pictures, so children can play as many rounds as they like, every day, completely free.

WordVenture by 7ESL

Emoji Word Guess

Picture Match

Memory Flip

ABC Pop

Counting Stars

Feed the Monster

Listen & Find

Word Builder

Color Magic