Free interactive games, activities and lesson resources for English teachers. No accounts, no cost — everything you need is ready to use right now. Looking for lesson-planning ideas instead? See our ESL teaching articles & guides.
LexFizz provides English teachers with 30 free interactive exercises that work on any device, in any classroom. Project games on a whiteboard, share links for homework, or embed exercises directly in your school VLE. No student accounts are required and there is no subscription — everything is free and instant.
Whether you are planning a warm-up activity, need a level test at the start of term, or are looking for homework tasks that actually engage students, the resources below cover every teaching scenario. All exercises are tagged by CEFR level (A1–C2) so you can always match content to your learners.
Interactive exercises designed for classroom use. Project on a screen, share a link, or embed in your VLE. All 30 games are free and require no student sign-up.
Resources to support lesson preparation: printable worksheets, a student level test, and level-organised exercise hubs to match content to your learners.
Teaching strategies, activity ideas, and classroom tips from the LexFizz team — written for practising ESL and EFL teachers.
Yes. Every game, activity, and worksheet on LexFizz is completely free. There is no subscription, no licence fee, and no limit on use. You can project games on a classroom screen, share direct links with students, or embed exercises on your school VLE — all at no cost.
No. Students do not need accounts, email addresses, or passwords. Open any exercise page and it is ready to play immediately. This removes all GDPR and parental consent concerns and means you can use the tools spontaneously in any lesson.
Each exercise page has a Get Embed Code button that generates an iframe snippet. Copy and paste this code into your Moodle, Google Sites, WordPress, or any other platform that supports HTML iframes. The embedded game loads fully in the frame — no external links or pop-ups.
Hangman, Balloon Pop, Gameshow Quiz, and Group Sort work particularly well on a projector or interactive whiteboard because they are visually clear and students can call out answers or take turns at the front. The Multiple Choice Quiz is also excellent for competitive team rounds.
Use the English Level Test at /english-level-test/ to place students accurately, then browse games by level at /english-games/. All exercises support all six CEFR levels (A1–C2) with level-tagged content so you can filter activities appropriate for your class.
Yes. Share any exercise URL directly with students — the page works on phones, tablets, and computers without any app installation. Because no account is required, students can start immediately. Consider sharing a specific exercise link via your class messaging platform or VLE.
Yes. The /worksheets/ section contains printable PDF worksheets aligned with the interactive exercises. Worksheets cover grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing tasks at A1–C2 levels — ideal as homework, class fillers, or assessment prep.
The English Level Test at /english-level-test/ covers vocabulary, grammar, and reading comprehension across all six CEFR levels. It takes 10–15 minutes and gives students an instant A1–C2 placement result. You can use it at the start of term to group students or before a new unit to gauge readiness.
Yes. The business English, IELTS vocabulary, and academic vocabulary sets in Flash Cards and the Quiz are designed with adult learners in mind. The blog also contains articles on business English phrases, IELTS preparation, and formal writing that work well as reading texts for adult classes.
New exercises, vocabulary decks, and blog articles are added regularly. The blog in particular is updated frequently with ESL teaching strategies, classroom activity ideas, and grammar and vocabulary guides that can double as reading lessons or discussion starters.
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