Turn today's lesson plan into today's favourite game.
Type a topic and a level. LessonVibe writes a classroom game for your CEFR level, checks it against a quality rubric, and gives you a link to project. Your students never need an account.
From the creator of ESLKidsGames.com, with millions of users. 30 game formats, CEFR levels A1 to C2, free to start with no card.
Built for teachers, with children in mind
- No student accounts needed. Students play on your screen or from a link you share. Our games never ask students for names, emails or passwords.
- Checked before you see it. Every AI game is checked against a CEFR-based quality rubric, and games that fall short get an automatic revision.
- You have the final word. Read and edit every question, answer and clue before you publish. Pro teachers can keep games private.
- No ads on game screens, ever. Not for guests, not on the free plan, not on Pro.
- Clear about your data. Accounts and games are stored in Ireland and the UK. Ask us to delete any game or your whole account.
- Simple, fair billing. Pro is €3.99 a month, paid securely through Stripe. Cancel any time from your account menu.
A game for every part of the lesson
- Escape Room (Midnight Lock-In) — solve language puzzles to crack every padlock before the moon sets
- Jeopardy (Starfall) — teams pick a category and a value, then race to catch the falling stars
- Guess the Picture (Mr Moon's Telescope) — something is floating past the Moon, too blurry to see
- Millionaire (The Late Show) — a late-night quiz show with lifelines, rising stakes and a fix-it finale
- WordVibe (Moonshot) — guess each word from its clue before the rocket runs out of fuel
- Battleships (Pirates in the Fog) — fire by saying the square's sentence correctly
- Taboo (The Midnight Heist) — describe the word without saying the forbidden ones
- The Floor Is Lava (Spelling race) — spell each word to cross the lava before it rises
- Drop Zone (Moonlight Arcade) — answer correctly, then drop the ball into the highest score zone you dare
- Story Adventure (The Lantern Trail) — a story where the class votes on every choice, and every path has its own ending
- Penalty Shootout (The Moon Cup) — every question is a penalty
- Spin the Wheel (Dizzy Moon) — two rings spin opposite ways
- Water Guns, Bombs & Angels (Mr Moon's Mystery Boxes) — every right answer opens a mystery box: a squirt gun, a fizzing bomb or an angel
- Word Search (The Star Map) — mystery words hide in Mr Moon's night sky
- Classic Race (Race to Mr Moon's party) — every team answers every card, and every right answer rolls the dice
- Stop the Bus (The Midnight Moon Bus) — one letter, a few categories, and a race to ring the bell first
- Crossword (Moon Town) — every word is a row of windows in a sleeping town
- Basketball Shootout (Moon Court) — every question is a shot at the hoop
- Survey Game (Mr Moon's Big Survey) — mr Moon asked 100 people in Moon Town
- Don't Wake the Giant (Speaking climb) — climb a snoring giant with speaking prompts
- Live Quiz (The Vault Run) — every student answers on their own phone at their own pace while the board shows crews racing to open their vaults
- Four in a Row (Drop in, block, get four) — pick a column, answer the card, and a right answer drops your counter in
- Spelling Test (Mr Moon's Midnight Order) — mr Moon phones in his midnight shopping
- Beginning Sounds (The Letter Train) — everyone wants a ride on Barry's Letter Train
- Board Game (Classic board) — teams roll and move round a board, answering a speaking prompt on every square
- Sentence Builder Game: Barry's Comic Caper — build the captions, colour the comic
- Listening Game for Kids: Mr Moon's Night Picnic — hear it, match it, remember it
- Prepositions of Place Game: Tidy Up for Mr Moon — in, on, under, before the doorbell rings
- Guess Who Reading Game: Which Monster? — who took Mr Moon's hat?
- Interactive Teaching Clock: Teaching Clock — telling the time with Barry's day
How it works
- Describe your lesson: type the topic, then choose the level, the age group and a game format.
- We write and check it against a CEFR rubric, and revise it automatically if it falls short.
- Play it in class: present it on the whiteboard, or share the link so students can play on tablets.
Pricing
Guest: play any library game free. Free account: 5 free AI-made games and unlimited games you write yourself. Pro: €3.99 a month for unlimited AI-made games, private games and no ads anywhere.