Language games
Practise words, sentences and grammar through short learning rounds. Move through stages as your confidence grows.
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A little practice.
A wider world.
Build your vocabulary, explore everyday language and study at your own pace. School Word combines language games with structured classroom activities.
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Explore language books and practise word meanings and spelling. English explanations support the other learning languages.
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Study vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing, then try classroom practice. Pause and return to your account's saved work.
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English · Spanish · Slovak · French · Arabic · German
Study levels and rewards guide practice. They are not an accredited language qualification. Content is being improved; please report an incorrect lesson to info@schoolword.com.
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English learning guides
Read practical explanations and try a short exercise before you sign in.
Learn English, one useful skill at a time
Build English you can use outside a lesson.
Learn English vocabulary you can actually use
Knowing a word means more than recognising its spelling.
English grammar: understand the pattern and the meaning
Grammar helps you show who does something, when it happens, and how ideas connect.
A language learning game with a purpose behind each round
A useful learning game makes you think about language, gives understandable feedback, and helps you try again.
School Word: vocabulary, language games and classroom practice
School Word is a language-learning website where learners practise vocabulary, sentences, grammar, reading and writing through game rounds and classroom activities.
A1 English: start with simple, everyday communication
At the beginning, aim to understand and use short expressions about yourself and familiar things.
A2 English: connect ideas in everyday situations
Build on beginner language by describing routines, past experiences and plans in short connected sentences.
B1 English: explain experiences, reasons and plans
Move beyond separate short sentences towards connected communication.
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