Vocabulary practice
Vocabulary practice students want to finish
Write the week's words once. Students recall them as word games, match them in memory and bingo, flip flashcards and print a word search — and you see which words stuck.
- One list, many activities
- Graded and reported
- Free for teachers
What makes good vocabulary practice?
Students learn a word by meeting it many times in different ways: recognising it, matching it to its meaning, then producing it and spelling it. In Edform you write the words once as a quiz — a definition, picture or translation as the question and the word as the answer — and use that one list everywhere: guess the word, anagram, missing letters, crossword and word search for spelling; match up, memory and bingo for meaning; flashcards to revise together; printable sheets for days without devices. Every online answer is graded, so the report shows which words the class still doesn't know.
How to set up a week of vocabulary practice
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Write the list once
Make a quiz with one short-answer question per word, or ask AI to write a vocabulary story and quiz from your list.
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Change the activity each day
Flashcards on Monday, match up on Tuesday, guess the word on Wednesday, crossword on Thursday.
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Check and recycle
The report shows the words most students missed. Put them in next week's list.
Try it yourself
Play a game made from a quiz
Same questions, different games. Pick one and play.
Flashcards for the whole class
Flip through the words together on the board, or let students study them in quiet moments.
- Made from your quiz
- Question on one side, answer on the other
- No extra work
Match words to meanings
Match up, find the match, memory and bingo turn every word and definition into a pair.
- Up to 10 pairs in match up
- Memory and bingo for young learners
- Every match graded
Print it for any day
Print a crossword, word search, match-up sheet or cards from the same list, with an answer key.
- Crossword and word search
- Match-up sheets and cards
- Answer key included
Vocabulary activities from one list
Flashcards
Flip through words and meanings together or alone.
Spelling games
Guess the word, anagram and missing letters make students produce every letter.
Matching games
Match up, find the match, memory and bingo.
Crossword and word search
Several words on one board, online or printed.
AI vocabulary texts
A short story or text that uses this week's words. Uses AI points.
Printables
Worksheets, cards and puzzles with answer keys.
Teachers use it for
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Weekly word lists
A different activity every day from the same list.
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Subject vocabulary
Key terms in science, history or math before the test.
- 03
Language classes
Words and translations as matching and spelling games.
- 04
Homework
A word game students finish, with scores in your gradebook.
Explore more
- Word gamesGuess the word, anagram, crossword and word search from a quiz
- Matching gamesMatch up, memory, bingo and pairs from any quiz
- FlashcardsTurn any quiz into flashcards for class review
- Text with target vocabularyAn original story or text that uses your vocabulary words in context, with questions.
- Word search makerA printable letter grid where students hunt for your words — with an answer key.
- World language teachersVocabulary games, flashcards and listening practice
Frequently asked questions
How should I write the vocabulary quiz?
One short-answer question per word: the definition, a picture, an example sentence with a gap or a translation as the question, and the word as the answer.
Which games can I play with a word list?
Guess the word, anagram, missing letters, crossword, word search, match up, find the match, memory, bingo, flashcards and the pairs game, plus the typing race.
How do I know which words students learned?
Every online answer is graded. The report shows each student's score and the percent correct for every word.
Can I print vocabulary activities?
Yes. From the quiz's Use with class page print a crossword, word search, match-up sheet or cards, each with an answer key.
Does it work for languages other than English?
Yes. Word games accept words in Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Armenian and Georgian letters, including accents.
Is it free?
Yes. All games and printables are on the free Basic plan. AI tools use AI points: 5 a month on Basic, 300 on Pro.
Turn this week's words into practice
Free for teachers. Write the list once, use it all week.
- Free for teachers
- No credit card
- Works on any device