Quick practice. Free.

Only a few minutes? Pick one game and play. No sign-up, no ads, and every word is spoken.

Short answer: Bonus Games are thirteen free English games from English for Fun for quick practice: picture words, memory, letters and numbers, counting, spelling, first reading, letter tracing, action words and listening to sounds that are easy to mix up. Anyone can play at any age. There is no account, no ads and no code, and every word is spoken.

Games by skill

Which game should I play?

GameYou practiceMicrophoneOffline
Bubble Pop ABCLetter recognition, Number recognition, ListeningNoYes
Find It!Picture vocabularyNoYes
Memory Card MatchVocabulary, MemoryNoYes
Audio MemoryListening, MemoryNoNeeds internet
Count & CollectCounting 1 to 10, Number words, ListeningNoNeeds internet
Number TrainNumber order, Before and after, ListeningNoNeeds internet
Read It!Reading short words, SpeakingOptionalYes
Spell It!Spelling 3- and 4-letter words, Letter names, ListeningNoYes
Word Bubble ShooterListening, Picture vocabulary, Recognising written wordsNoYes
English Word BuilderSpelling, Letter order, ListeningNoYes
Letter TraceLetter shapes, Letter names, Fine motor controlNoYes
Simon SaysListening to instructions, Action words, Body partsNoYes
Sound PairsHearing sounds Vietnamese speakers often mix up: TH, SH, L/N, long and short vowelsNoYes

Questions

Are the Bonus Games really free?

Yes. All thirteen games are free to play, with no account, no ads and no code.

Who are they for?

Anyone learning English, at any age. Most games use pictures and spoken words, so you do not need to read English first. Sound Pairs is for teenagers and adults, especially Vietnamese speakers.

Which game should I start with?

Start with Find It! for first words. Try Spell It! once you know the letter names, and Sound Pairs to hear the difference between sounds like think and sink.

Do they work offline?

Most do, after the first visit. Audio Memory, Count & Collect and Number Train need an internet connection.

Do I need a microphone?

No. Only Read It! can use one, and it is optional.

Can teachers use them in class or on a website?

Yes. They are free for teaching, and each game page has an embed code. Please do not sell the games or place ads next to them.

Want a plan instead of a game?

The Learning Path chooses the next step for you.