About Lingogames

Lingogames is a free language-practice site for children about ages 4 to 10, with a parent, grandparent, or teacher nearby. Younger children can listen and repeat. Children around 7 to 10 can read a lesson and run a game with less help. You can play, read, and print without making an account.

Deb, Weebster, and Mocha

The people on the pages are Deb, Weebster, and Mocha. Deb is a girl with curly blonde hair, a yellow shirt, and blue overalls. Weebster, spelled with a double e, is a boy with glasses. Mocha is the brown beagle. The same three are on the YouTube channel The Adventures of Deb & Weebster.

Languages, games, and coloring

The site has six languages: English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Japanese, and Chinese. On the home page you choose the language you speak and the language you want to learn, then one theme. There are nine themes: Animals, Nature, Food, Vehicles, School, Professions, Weather, Bible, and Family & fun. Animals is a good first theme. Family & fun is the list of people at home.

Five games open today. Flashcards show one word, and you tap the card to flip it. Word match pairs a word with the same word in the other language. Word scramble asks you to put the letters back in order. Quiz shows a word and a few choices for what it means in your language. Memory asks you to find the matching pairs. The list is on Games. Word Search, Spelling Bee, Sentence Builder, Story Time, and Pronunciation are marked “Coming soon” because they are not built yet, so a child is not sent to an empty page.

Coloring pages are black line art for US Letter paper, 8.5 by 11 inches. Pick a theme and use Print. A coloring page is a quiet finish after a short game, for personal printing.

Stories and the Bible

The Bible stories page has three original stories for ages 5 to 8, written in English: Mocha and the One Sheep, inspired by Luke 15:4–6; The Block Boat, inspired by Genesis 6–9; and Come and Sit Close, inspired by Matthew 19:14. They are not the Bible text. The line on each story names the passage, so a parent can open that place in a Bible.

Every lesson also prints a short verse from the King James Version and names the book, chapter, and verse. That translation is in the public domain. The Bible lesson is optional. Its words are Bible, church, star, family, love, heart, friend, thank you, I love you, angel, prayer, and happy. Families who want only language practice can skip that lesson and the stories. The other eight themes do not depend on them. No game requires a child to answer a question about faith. The rest of the lessons are on Learn.

No sign-up required

Games, stories, lessons, and coloring open without a login. The site does not ask children to make an account. If a game offers to save progress, that save stays in this browser until you clear it. The site does not receive it unless a parent creates an optional account with their own email. Sign-in is a link sent to that email. There is no password.

Pages may show Google AdSense ads. Those requests are tagged for child age treatment and for non-personalized ads. Parents and teachers can write to info@lingogames.fun or the contact page. A child does not need to email anyone to play. Home and classroom ideas are on the parents and teachers page.