11 games · Starters, Movers, Flyers

    Flyers English games for Cambridge Starters, Movers and Flyers

    Short games built on the official Cambridge wordlists. Each one practises a task from the real exam.

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    The FlyersEnglish arcade: five skill worlds and the reading games inside one

    Preparing for the exam? See which game covers each part of the test

    Games by skill

    A Vocabulary Tower question: a pixel-art animal picture, a one-line clue and word choices
    Vocabulary Tower: look at the picture, read the clue, pick the word.

    Cambridge Flyers exam coverage

    Which game practises each part of the test.

    Reading & Writing

    • Reading Part 1Vocabulary Tower, Vocabulary Tower 2, Spelling Challenge
    • Reading Part 2Sentence Builder
    • Reading Part 3Conversation Matching
    • Reading Part 4Story Tower (Cloze)
    • Reading Part 5Story Tower
    • Reading Part 6Grammar Gap Fill
    • Reading Part 7Story Writing

    Listening

    • Listening Part 1Sound Arena
    • Listening Part 2Sound Arena
    • Listening Part 3Listen & Choose
    • Listening Part 4No game yet
    • Listening Part 5No game yet

    Practice by level

    Each guide explains the exam and the best games to start with.

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    Why choose our games

    • AI feedback

      On your child's stories and speaking.

    • Progress you can see

      XP, badges and words mastered.

    • Official wordlists

      Starters, Movers and Flyers words only.

    • Real exam tasks

      Each game matches a part of the test.

    Frequently asked questions

    Do these games follow the Cambridge Flyers exam format?

    Yes. Each game copies a real exam task. Story Tower practises Reading & Writing Part 5, Grammar Gap Fill practises Part 6, and Listen & Choose practises Listening Part 3.

    What exam coverage do the games provide?

    All 7 Reading & Writing parts and Listening Parts 1–3 have a practice game. Speaking Coach gives AI feedback on your child's pronunciation, but it doesn't copy the face-to-face Speaking test, so daily English conversation at home is the best practice for that part.

    Can students practice by YLE topic modules?

    Yes. The games follow the Cambridge vocabulary topics, such as animals, food, school and the body. Your child works through them topic by topic, and you can see progress for each topic.

    Is there a free tier?

    Yes. Create a free account and start playing, with no card needed. The core vocabulary, reading and listening games are free. Premium adds Conversation Matching, Grammar Gap Fill and every level.

    Which games should we start with for Starters, Movers, or Flyers?

    Start with Vocabulary Tower and Sound Arena, then add the reading and writing games. Each level guide (/starters, /movers and /flyers) suggests games for every skill in that exam.

    Do the games use the official Cambridge wordlists?

    Yes. The games use 1,300+ words from the official Starters, Movers and Flyers wordlists. You can browse them by level and topic at /wordlist/starters, /wordlist/movers and /wordlist/flyers.

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