Dear colleagues,

Everyone at Cambridge University Press & Assessment has been shocked by the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine. As an organisation, we have been working swiftly to understand the difficulties faced by our colleagues and all those with whom we work in Ukraine, and to take whatever action we can to help ensure their safety, and that of their families and friends.

Having been in touch with some of you, we are moved and inspired by your commitment to continue to support learning and teaching. We want to support you in the best possible way we can and below is a list of free resources which we have pulled together:

For young learners:

Monkey Puzzles:

Visit our Monkey's favourite places and play 8 mini games to test your English. Unlock new games as you progress - but watch out, the games get harder as you go along!

• CEFR level: A1-A2
• Skills practised: Reading

Learning activities for young learners: 

• CEFR level: Pre A1 to A2

English language learning videos with Pocoyo aimed at children aged 2–6:

• CEFR level: Pre A1 to A2

Kahoot! for young learners:

• CEFR level: Pre A1 to A2

Resources for parents

Videos and songs for young learners.

Songs, stories and colouring worksheets. Choose from resources supporting children learning with our books, and generic resources for extra language practice. More tips and ideas for supporting children learning in our guides for parents.

For teenagers and adults

Learning English:

• 176 online activities to practise English
• CEFR level: A1 to C2

For all

• https://dictionary.cambridge.org/

Download the Cambridge Dictionary +Plus app

• Personalised English vocabulary practice with the Cambridge Dictionary.

We are exploring other resources which we can make available.

Thank you very much for your work to continue to support learning in such difficult circumstances.

Best wishes,

Cambridge Assessment English team