Learn English for kids — free games, words and stories

FunkoEnglish turns learning English into a game. Your child hears every word, plays for it, reads real stories and moves along a path from the first letter to level B2. Free, without ads and without an account.

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1593words with sound
171lessons A0→B2
17games
66story chapters

What your child learns

1593 English words — each with pronunciation, an example sentence and when to use it
52 grammar lessons from the first sentence to B2, explained in plain language
Reading — 20 short stories plus 3 classic books split into short chapters
Listening and speaking — every word and sentence is read aloud
Spelling and writing — letter games, dictation and sentence building
69 everyday phrases and the 69 irregular verbs children actually meet

How it works

Find the levelA short placement test puts your child at the right point — or you simply choose the level yourself.

One lesson a dayThe path decides what comes next. A lesson, then a game where the child proves what was learned.

Mistakes come backA word answered wrongly returns later, and again, until it sticks.

The games

17 games, and every one of them teaches something: guess the word, listen and choose, spelling snake, defuse the bomb with letters, dictation, say it yourself, matching pairs, sounds, pictures, fill the gap, irregular verbs and more. Points and stars carry over into the learning path, so playing is never time wasted.

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A real path, not a pile of exercises

The route follows the classic order for learning English from zero: the alphabet and sounds first, then the first words, then the first sentences, and from there along the CEFR levels A1, A2, B1 and B2. 29 units, 171 lessons, and a gate before every new level that says plainly what your child must be able to do.

Free, private and offline-friendly

There is no sign-up and no account. Progress is kept in the browser on your own device and can be saved to a file at any time from the parent screen. There are no ads and nothing is sold to children.

Explained in your child's own language

FunkoEnglish teaches English but explains it in 7 languages, so the child never has to guess what a word means.

Common questions

Is FunkoEnglish really free?

Yes. Every lesson, game, story and word is free. There are no ads, no subscription and no account. Donations are voluntary and only help keep the project running.

What age is it for?

It works best for children from about 6 to 14, and for anyone starting English from zero. Younger children usually enjoy the alphabet, numbers and picture games; older ones go further along the path.

Does my child need to install anything?

No. It opens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Progress is saved on the device.

What English level does it reach?

From complete beginner (A0) to upper-intermediate (B2), following the CEFR levels.

Do you collect personal data?

No. There is no registration, and progress never leaves the device unless you export it to a file yourself.

Explore the app

B2/C1 is for advanced teenagers and adults: topics include work, science, media and social issues. Beginners who are children should start with A0–A2; language level and age suitability are different things.