ESLKit isn't one game — it's every stage of your class, from warm-up to wrap-up, without switching apps.
Set up your board once — widgets like flashcards, a noise meter, a sentence builder and a freehand drawing layer save automatically, so your lesson is ready the moment class starts.
Try it Most quiz sites test clicking. In ESLKit's voice games, students have to pronounce the word to win the point — so every round is real speaking practice.
Free classroom tools that keep your ESL lesson running — scorekeeping, fair student picking, slides and attendance, all in your browser.

Live team scores keep the whole class invested — add students or teams and every point shows up on the big screen instantly.

Trace-ready sentence sheets for young writers — students trace on screen with a mouse, finger, or stylus, or print a ready-to-use worksheet.

Pick students fairly — no arguments, no favoritism. Spin to call on students, pair partners, or choose the next word.

Run your whole lesson from one screen — timers, traffic light, random picker, drawing layer, and one tap into any game.

Run your PowerPoint and PDF lesson slides right inside ESLKit — no switching apps, no downloads. Coming soon.

Take roll in seconds and keep simple class records online — no more paper lists to lose.
Voice-activated ESL games that check vocabulary, reading and speaking in real time — no logins, no student devices.

Vocabulary review as a team battle — students must say the word out loud to claim a square, so every turn is speaking practice.

Get shy students shouting vocabulary — say the word to whack the mole, live against the whole class.

Fix tricky sounds without drilling — tongue-twister challenges that score real pronunciation, not clicks.

A calm five-minute filler from your own vocabulary list — reinforce spelling and reading with zero prep.

See instantly who really understands — students unscramble and group words live while you watch progress in real time.

Check vocabulary and grammar in real time with instant scoring — host live or let students practise solo.

A five-station team relay that keeps every student busy at once — grammar practice that feels like a race.

A live class wall for exit tickets and writing prompts — students post sentences and drawings, you spotlight the best.
Grammar drills that feel like building blocks — students drop colour-coded word cards into sentence slots and hear the result read aloud.
Built around real classrooms — big classes, mixed levels, and zero prep time.
Every game is free, no account required. Pro is for teachers who run ESLKit every lesson — save your vocabulary once and reuse it all term.