Free Spanish, French and Arabic Games for Kids

What children learn in Spanish, French and Arabic

Children pick up the sounds of a new language most easily when they start young and practice a little, often. Beginners learn greetings, numbers, colors, food, animals and family words by listening, repeating and matching pictures. Older beginners read and write short sentences and notice how word order and gender work in Spanish and French. Arabic adds its own alphabet, written from right to left, with letters that change shape within a word. Middle school learners move toward real conversations.

PlayOwl has 9 language games for Preschool to Grade 8, from World Languages Quizzes (Preschool to Grade 8) to Spanish Adventure (Kindergarten to Grade 8). There are 9 grade pages of language games and 15 of language worksheets (199 printable PDFs in all), such as 4th Grade World Language Games. Languages courses in the Academy go further, lesson by lesson, from Preschool to Grade 12.