Word Bubble Shooter
Hear a word and shoot the right bubble: 32 words, with a picture mode for non-readers.
Word Bubble Shooter is a free English game from English for Fun. Hear a word and shoot the right bubble: 32 words, with a picture mode for non-readers. No account and no ads, and it works offline after the first visit.
- Free to play
- Works offline after the first visit
- No microphone needed.
- Skill: Listening
- Level: Beginner to early reader
Free to play, no code needed
▶ Play freeHow to play
- Choose Pictures + sound (for non-readers) or Words only.
- Listen: "Shoot the duck!"
- Drag to aim, let go to shoot the right bubble before it reaches the bottom.
- Three hearts; every five words is a new level.
Words in this game
cat, dog, cow, pig, duck, horse, sheep, chicken, apple, banana, bread, milk, egg, cheese, rice, cake, ball, car, robot, teddy bear, drum, train, balloon, guitar, bed, chair, door, clock, spoon, key, book, shoe
What you practice
- Listening
- Picture vocabulary
- Recognising written words
For teachers
- Picture mode for players who cannot read yet; Words only for those who are starting to read.
- Let the class shout the target word before each shot.
At home or with a helper
- Fast-paced: 5–10 minutes is enough.
- 32 everyday words: animals, food, toys and things at home.
Related
- Free English listening games
- Free English vocabulary games
- Food and fruit words in English for kids
- Toys and musical instruments in English
- Find It!
- Memory Card Match
Questions
Can a child who cannot read play?
Yes, in Pictures + sound mode each bubble shows a picture as well as the word.
Is the voice recorded?
Yes, every instruction is a recorded clip.
What is Pictures + sound mode?
Each bubble shows a picture and the word, and the target word is spoken. It is made for players who cannot read yet.
How many lives are there?
Three hearts. Every five words is a new level.
Which words are in the game?
32 everyday words: animals, food, toys and things at home, such as cat, apple, ball and chair.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Progress is saved on the device you play on.
Does it work without internet?
Supported games can be played offline after a successful first visit. Speech recognition may still need internet; manual continuation is available.
Do I need help to start?
No. If someone is learning with you, try the first session together so you can see how it works. After that you can play alone.
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