Student Games

Seven games. Six levels. Pick yours and play.

Practice English with games that follow Mr. Bob’s curriculum — from first words at A1 to advanced reading at C2. Choose your level, choose a game, and start playing. These are first playable versions, and more words, stories, and rounds are being added.

Practice games — first playable versions
Games hub

Choose a level. Choose a game. Play.

Your level choice applies to every game — change it any time and the game reloads with new content at the new level.

1 Choose your English level

Not sure which level? Start lower — you can change level at any time, even in the middle of a game.

2 Choose a game

Pick a game to start

Level: A1

Choose your level above, then click a game. Your level applies to every game, and you can change either one whenever you like.

Practice sets rotate automatically, so you rarely see the same question twice.

In development

The games grow with the curriculum.

Every game already works at all six levels, and each one will keep gaining new words, sentences, stories, rounds, and passages over time — drawn from the same curriculum students use in lessons. If your child would enjoy a particular kind of game, tell Mr. Bob.

For parents

How games support real learning.

Games are not a replacement for lessons — they are extra meetings with English. A word met in a lesson, then again in a story, then again in a game, is a word that stays.

Low-pressure practice: mistakes cost nothing, so students try more.
Repetition without boredom: the same vocabulary and grammar, in a new form.
Level-matched content: the same six CEFR levels used in lessons, A1 to C2.

The real learning happens in lessons

Games keep English warm between classes, but progress is built in structured lessons with a teacher who listens, corrects, and challenges. If your child enjoys the games, they will love the lessons.

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