Spring is approaching, and we wanted to assist teachers and parents in their search for engaging children's exercises. We created a word search puzzle for French learners, which you can find below. Words are hidden horizontally, vertically, and diagonally, but not backwards.
The vocabulary and English translations of the words can be found beneath the puzzle.
We’ve created a fun and interactive matching puzzle for Korean learners, which you’ll find below. This activity is designed to make learning the zodiac animal names in Korean both enjoyable and memorable. Whether you’re teaching in a classroom or practicing on your own, this puzzle is a great way to reinforce vocabulary while having fun. Let us know how it works for you—we’d love to hear your feedback or see how your students engage with it!
새해 복 많이 받으세요!
Whether you are a teacher, a parent, or someone supporting kids on their Chinese language journey, this activity offers a creative way to help them recognize and remember important characters and words. It also serves as a great conversation starter to explore the cultural significance behind these terms!
The puzzle features popular Chinese New Year words like "春联" (chūn lián) for Spring Festival couplets and "红包" (hóng bāo) for red envelopes. Suitable for beginner and intermediate learners alike, it’s a enjoyable addition to any classroom or home learning routine.
Download the word search, print it out, and let the festivities begin!
Below, you will find a printable winter vocabulary matching exercise that we created for busy teachers. This activity is perfect for learners of all ages and can be adapted for a variety of classroom settings.
The exercise includes a collection of words related to winter. Students will match each word to its corresponding image, reinforcing word recognition and comprehension in an interactive way.
Here are some suggestions for incorporating this activity into your lesson plan:
Begin by introducing the words to your students. Discuss their meanings, use them in sentences, or brainstorm additional words related to winter.
Have students work in pairs or small groups to complete the exercise. This promotes teamwork and provides opportunities for discussion about the vocabulary.
Once the activity is complete, consider follow-up steps such as:
We hope this exercise adds a spark of joy to your winter lessons and helps your students feel more confident in their language abilities. Feel free to share your feedback or ideas for using this activity—we love hearing how our resources support classrooms around the world!
Stay warm, and happy teaching!
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Below you will find a winter-themed matching puzzle that we created for German learners.
Matching exercises are a great way to help language learners build their skills while keeping things fun and engaging. They make learning feel less like hard work and more like a puzzle to solve.
Bring a little seasonal fun into your French lessons with this free winter-themed matching puzzle! This activity is perfect for beginners or elementary-level students learning French vocabulary related to winter.
Warm-up: Start by introducing or reviewing the key vocabulary included in the puzzle (e.g., "traîneau," "bottes," and "moufle"). You can use flashcards, a slideshow, or real objects if available.
Puzzle Time: Hand out the puzzle to your students. They’ll need to match the French words to the corresponding pictures. This can be done individually, in pairs, or in small groups,
We created a matching puzzle for Korean learners, which you can see below. If the words are too difficult for you, you can look them up in a dictionary, search for them on the internet, or simply scroll down to see the translations in the vocabulary section. Have fun!
We created a word search puzzle for Hungarian learners, which is included below. This is not your typical word search puzzle because the hidden words are not listed in front of the grid. Instead of the usual word list, there are picture hints to help you find what you are looking for in the grid. Words are hidden in all directions, including diagonally and backward. Enjoy your time finding them all!
We created a matching exercise for Chinese learners, which you can find below. If you find it too difficult, don't worry! Simply scroll down to the help section, where you will find the vocabulary needed to complete the puzzle.
We have previously published three nature-themed puzzles for Hungarian learners on the blog. Today's puzzle is the toughest in the series. If you find it too difficult, do not give up! Find the previous exercises and use them to practice the necessary vocabulary.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
Nature : A Matching Puzzle for Hungarian Learners
The matching exercise below has been designed with Hungarian language learners in mind. If you find it too challenging, do not worry; just scroll down to find the solutions in the help section.
This is the first part of a series where we will use different puzzles to practice the same vocabulary. We plan to release them one after the other. So, if you are interested, be sure to check back later.
Below you will find a matching exercise that we created for French learners. If it proves too challenging, don't worry; simply scroll down to the help section for the solutions.
This is the first part of a series where we will use different puzzles to practice the same vocabulary. We intend to make them available gradually in the next few weeks. So, if you are interested, check back later.
In the last few weeks, we published three puzzles with a gardening theme on the blog. Today's puzzle is the last installment in the series for now. If you find it too difficult, it would be a good idea to go back and learn the necessary vocabulary with the help of one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for Hungarian Learners
Below is a matching exercise designed for Korean language learners. If it proves too difficult, don't worry; simply scroll down to the help section for solutions.
This is the first installment of a series in which we will practice the same vocabulary through various puzzles. We plan to release in the coming weeks. So, if you are interested, be sure to check back later.
We prepared a crossword puzzle with visual hints for English language learners, which you can find below. Should you find that it is too difficult for you to handle, I would recommend returning to one of the earlier exercises that makes use of the same vocabulary:
We have published several gardening-themed puzzles on the blog in recent weeks. For the time being, today's puzzle is the series' final installment. If you find it too difficult, it is best to go back and learn the necessary vocabulary using one of the previous exercises.
You can access them by clicking on the following links:
In the Garden : A Matching Puzzle for French Learners
In the Garden : A Word Search Puzzle for French Learners
In the Garden : A Crossword Puzzle for French Learners
Please note that letter combinations may not have been kept together, so you may need to recreate them.