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Structured courses in school subjects and programming languages for learners of all ages, plus a free library of vocabulary lists, word games and quizzes. Build practical skills, track your progress and learn at your own pace.

  • 22 subjects
  • 14 coding languages
  • 192 free quizzes
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22School subjects
14Programming languages
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192Free quizzes & games
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Free ยท A to Z word lists

Build Your Vocabulary with Word Lists and Vocabulary Quizzes

Learn new English words by topic, from feelings and animals to fruits, jobs and school life. Every vocabulary list gives meanings and examples, and every vocabulary quiz lets you test what you remember, so new words stick.

  • Word lists organised by topic and A to Z
  • Meanings and example sentences for each word
  • Vocabulary quizzes to check meaning and spelling
  • Free for students, parents, teachers and English learners
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Free ยท All school subjects

General Knowledge Quizzes for Students

Check what you know in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography, Civics, Economics, Computer Science, Cyber Security and more. Every general knowledge quiz gives instant feedback, so each answer teaches you something, and a final score shows what to revise next.

  • One quiz for every major school subject
  • Instant feedback and a final score
  • Perfect for quick revision before exams
  • Works on phones, tablets and laptops
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Free ยท Grammar, spelling & puzzles

Free Word Games for Grammar, Spelling and Vocabulary

Turn English practice into play. Solve anagrams and crosswords, guess letters in hangman, choose the right article, practise active and passive voice, tell confused words apart and learn the difference between British and American English, all in short, friendly rounds.

  • Grammar games: articles, voice, speech and more
  • Spelling puzzles: anagram, hangman, crossword
  • Meaning games: context clues and figurative language
  • Great for kids, teens and English learners
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Free ยท 15-second timer

Word Scramble Games: Unscramble Words by Topic

Mixed-up letters, a short hint and a 15-second countdown: word scramble is a fast way to improve spelling and pattern recognition. Choose a topic, unscramble each word and watch your score grow with every replay.

  • A hint for every word
  • 15-second timer keeps rounds exciting
  • Refresh the letters to see a new order
  • Dozens of topics, from animals to transport
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Free ยท Clues & letter hints

Guess the Word Games with Clues and Letter Hints

Read the clues, count the blanks and work out the hidden word. Guess the Word trains recall and reasoning because you must remember the word yourself, using its meaning, its first letter and its length as your guide.

  • Clues describe meaning, use and features
  • Letter hints reveal the word step by step
  • Relaxed pace with no countdown
  • Topics for every age and interest
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Why WordThesauri

One Platform for Learning, Practice and Play

Structured courses help you go deep. Free vocabulary, games and quizzes help you practise every day. Together they make learning consistent, enjoyable and effective.

Two learning paths

Structured school subjects and programming languages in one platform.

Free vocabulary & quizzes

Word lists, word games and quizzes are free to play, with no sign-up needed.

Instant feedback

See at once whether an answer is right and learn from every mistake.

Learning that feels like play

XP, streaks, badges and puzzles keep motivation high.

Progress you can see

Track lessons and scores so you always know what to practise next.

Works on every device

Fully responsive on phones, tablets, laptops and classroom screens.

For every learner

Who Can Learn with WordThesauri?

Whether you are in school, teaching a class, learning English or starting your first line of code, there is a place to begin.

School students

Revise lessons with GK quizzes, grow your vocabulary and keep a daily learning streak.

Parents

Give children screen time that teaches: structured subjects plus free word games and quizzes.

Teachers

Use quizzes and word games as warm-ups, team challenges and quick revision on a projector.

English learners

Practise spelling, grammar and vocabulary together with instant feedback and no pressure.

Aspiring coders

Learn programming languages step by step with short, practical lessons and puzzles.

Lifelong learners

Keep your mind sharp with a few minutes of quizzes and puzzles every day.

Free & premium

What Is Free and What Is Included in the Paid Plans?

Vocabulary and quizzes are free for everyone. Upgrade only when you want complete subject curricula or programming pathways.

Free content compared with paid learning paths
What you getFree for everyoneSubjects / Programming plans
Vocabulary word lists โœ“ Free โœ“ Free
Vocabulary, GK, word game, scramble & guess quizzes โœ“ Free โœ“ Free
Introductory lessons to try the platform โœ“ Free โœ“ Free
Complete school subject curriculum โ€” โœ“ Included
Programming language pathways and projects โ€” โœ“ Included
Lesson-by-lesson modules and progress tracking โ€” โœ“ Included

Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you want full access to specific disciplines or everything combined.

Core Subjects

Subject Learning

โ‚น 4,999 / student / year

  • โœ“ Complete subject curriculum
  • โœ“ Lesson-by-lesson modules
  • โœ“ Learn Beginner to Expert
  • โœ“ Real-time progress tracking
  • โœ“ Separate Dashboards
  • โœ“ Kanban Board
  • โœ“ Achievements & Certificates
  • โœ“ Learning Analytics & Reports
  • โœ“ Personalized Learning Experience
Programming

Programming Track

โ‚น 3,999 / student / year

  • โœ“ All programming pathways
  • โœ“ Coding puzzles & syntax tracks
  • โœ“ Practical project modules
  • โœ“ Real-time progress tracking
  • โœ“ Separate Dashboards
  • โœ“ Kanban Board
  • โœ“ Achievements & Certificates
  • โœ“ Learning Analytics & Reports
  • โœ“ Personalized Learning Experience
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A Complete Online Learning Platform for Subjects, Programming and Free Word Practice

What Is WordThesauri?

WordThesauri is an online learning platform built around two ways of learning: school subjects and programming languages. Both are taught in clear, lesson-by-lesson modules designed for learners of all ages. Alongside the paid courses, the site offers a large free library of vocabulary word lists and online quizzes, so anyone can practise English and test their knowledge at no cost.

This mix works because deep learning and daily practice support each other. Structured lessons teach new ideas step by step. Free games and quizzes then make you recall those ideas, which is how knowledge moves into long-term memory.

Learn School Subjects Online

Our subject courses cover Mathematics, English, Science, Life Science, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Physics, Computer Science, History and more. Each subject is divided into short modules and lessons, so you can study a little every day, track your progress and revisit topics whenever you need to.

  • Structured curriculum: lessons follow a logical order from basics to advanced ideas.
  • Short modules: small steps are easier to finish and remember.
  • Progress tracking: see what you have completed and what is next.
  • Free revision: test yourself with general knowledge quizzes in the same subjects.

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Learn Programming for Beginners

You can learn Python, Java, JavaScript, Rust, Mojo, Verse, Go, C++ Programming, TypeScript, Kotlin and more. The programming track focuses on practical skills: short explanations, syntax practice, coding puzzles and project modules that let you build something real.

How to start learning to code

  1. Choose one language and stay with it until you can write small programs.
  2. Practise a little every day instead of studying for hours once a week.
  3. Type the code yourself instead of only reading it.
  4. Build small projects as soon as you know the basics.
  5. Review mistakes: debugging is where most of the learning happens.

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Improve Your Vocabulary with Free Word Lists

A strong vocabulary improves reading, writing, speaking and exam results. The best way to grow it is to learn words in groups of related meaning, see them in sentences and test yourself regularly. Our vocabulary lists follow this approach, and our vocabulary quizzes make you recall each word instead of just reading it.

  • Learn five to ten new words a day, not fifty.
  • Say each word aloud and use it in your own sentence.
  • Replay a quiz the next day and focus on the words you missed.
  • Combine meaning practice with spelling practice in word scramble and guess the word.

Why Quizzes and Word Games Work

Learning scientists call it active recall: pulling an answer from memory strengthens it far more than reading it again. Quizzes give you that recall in small, rewarding rounds, and instant feedback shows you exactly what to fix.

Each free tool trains a different skill:

For Parents and Teachers

Parents want screen time that teaches, and teachers want activities that are quick to run. WordThesauri supports both. Children can explore free word games and quizzes, while the paid subject and programming courses provide a structured path through the curriculum.

  • Use a quiz as a warm-up or an exit ticket in class.
  • Run team challenges on a projector with word games.
  • Let children play together with a parent who reads the questions aloud.
  • Ask learners to write their own questions and clues after a game.

A Simple Daily Learning Routine

  1. 5 minutes: play one word game or scramble to warm up.
  2. 20 minutes: complete one lesson in a subject or programming language.
  3. 5 minutes: take a general knowledge or vocabulary quiz on what you learned.
  4. 2 minutes: write down the questions you missed and review them tomorrow.

Half an hour a day, repeated for a few weeks, is enough to see clear progress in knowledge, vocabulary and confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is WordThesauri?

WordThesauri is an online learning platform with two paid learning paths, school subjects and programming languages, plus a large free library of vocabulary lists, word games, word scramble, guess the word and general knowledge quizzes.

Are the vocabulary lists and quizzes really free?

Yes. All vocabulary word lists and all quizzes, including general knowledge, word games, word scramble and guess the word, are free to use. You can play them as many times as you like.

Do I need an account to play the quizzes?

No. You can open any free quiz or vocabulary list and start straight away. An account is only needed for the structured subject and programming courses.

Which school subjects can I learn?

Subjects include Mathematics, English, Science, Life Science, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Physics, Computer Science, History and more. Each subject is taught in lesson-by-lesson modules designed for learners of all ages.

Which programming languages can I learn?

You can learn Python, Java, JavaScript, Rust, Mojo, Verse, Go, C++ Programming, TypeScript, Kotlin and more. The programming track includes practical lessons, coding puzzles and project modules.

How much do the paid learning paths cost?

There are three plans: Subject Learning, Programming Track and a combined Subjects + Programming plan. You can choose monthly or yearly billing, and the yearly option costs less per month. See the pricing section on this page for current prices.

Can I cancel my subscription at any time?

Yes. You can cancel from your account settings whenever you like.

Who is WordThesauri for?

It is for school and college students, parents, teachers, English learners, aspiring programmers and adults who simply enjoy learning.

What is the best way to improve my vocabulary?

Learn words by topic, see them in example sentences, test yourself with quizzes and replay the words you missed. Our vocabulary lists and quizzes follow exactly this approach.

What is the difference between word games, word scramble and guess the word?

Word games train grammar, spelling and word usage. Word scramble gives you the letters in the wrong order against a 15-second timer. Guess the Word gives you clues and the number of letters, and you must recall the word.

Are the games suitable for children?

Yes. Most games suit children who can read short sentences. Younger children can play together with a parent who reads the clues aloud.

Does it work on phones and tablets?

Yes. WordThesauri is fully responsive and works on any phone, tablet or computer browser.

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