Activities secondary-aged children can try by themselves at home.
Here’s an overview of our best free activities, which your child can use by themselves at home. Created by our language-learning experts, they cover all the key skills your child needs to practise.
Online learning activities
These free learning activities, available on a computer or a tablet, help your child practise all four language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking.
This is a quick and easy way to help your child practise a little bit of English every day.
Free, short learning activities
Suitable for beginner, intermediate and advanced learners. CEFR: A1–C2
Self-study activities
These activities help teenagers practise their reading and writing skills independently from home. They are designed to develop reading for gist and detail, managing unfamiliar vocabulary, as well as planning, drafting, editing and writing for the B2 First for Schools exam.
B2 First for Schools self-study activities
Suitable for intermediate learners. CEFR: B2
Write & Improve
This free, online tool helps learners of English improve their writing.
Learners can work through a variety of topics at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, or write about something of their own choice based on their interests. Receive instant feedback after each task, make changes and keep improving!
Write & Improve
Suitable for beginner, intermediate and advanced learners. CEFR: A1–C2
Parent and child activity booklet
Download our free activity booklet, and receive lots of creative, everyday activities to help your child practise their reading, writing, listening, speaking, vocabulary and grammar.
Activities you can try at home
Social media
Give your child regular opportunities to practise English with our social media communities.
Cambridge English Facebook page
Join our lively community, take part in quizzes and talk to other English language learners.
Cambridge English TV
Get helpful tips and lots of English language learning advice.
Cambridge English Instagram
Be inspired, learn together and speak to the world on our Instagram page.
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