• Purpose Games

    Purpose Games is a website where you can create a free account and then create your own online game.  The site does eliminate any inappropriate content, and intends to keep the site open access while still making it educationally sound and appropriate.  Right now you can choose from a map based or multiple choice type format for your game.  When you are finished, you can decide if you want your game to be private or public.  If it is private, only individuals to whom you provide the URL can access and play your game.  

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  • Game Zone

    Welcome to the Review Game Zone, your FREE, fun and interactive site to help you study for exams! Here you can play games such as basketball, soccer, baseball, ping-pong, golf or just a simple quiz game. Test review just got fun!

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  • Free Rice

    For each answer you get right, we donate 10 grains of rice through the World Food Programme to help end hunger.  Practice your Spanish vocabulary while helping others.

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  • Don Quijote-Hangman and Word Searches

     Part of the Don Quijote site is dedicated to learning vocabulary through games.

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  • Literacy Net

    Literacy Center offers basic language lessons on colors, numbers, etc.  You can print worksheets, play games, and enjoy activities based on these language basics.  Currently there are resources for English, Spanish, German, and French. 

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  • Quiz Tree

    Quiz Tree offers interactive games that are organized by topic.  The quizzes require Flash Player to view them.  There are over 1000 quizzes available at the time of this posting. 
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  • WordSteps

    Word Steps is a tool that could be used to assist student and support their efforts at learning the vocabulary of a new language.  The tool uses word lists that it refers to as dictionaries.  You can use those already provided or make your own (you need to make an account in order to create your own).  Languages supports are English, French, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, German, Japanese, Italian, and Portuguese.  Once you choose a word list, you can view the exercises which are Flash Cards, Translation Variants, Word Variants, Alphabet Soup, Translation by Word, and Word by Translation. 
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  • Hello-Hello

    Hello Hello is a website that offers interactive language resources that are free with a user account.  At the time of this posting, they offer English, French, "German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.  Click on the drop down menu on the "I want to learn" section to choose a language. 
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  • Voxy

    Voxy  is a website designed to assist ELLs by using pop culture and other current materials to help build language skills.  The site can be used in English or Spanish, so it can also be used to develop Spanish language skills. 
     
    You need to create a free account to use all the features, but you can still use the site if you don't create one.  You click on and add words to a word bank that shows translations and offers you quizzes for practice. 
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Last Modified on June 16, 2014