This activity is a good example for letter writing to one's friend. It can be used for low intermediate level of students. It helps kids write letters using samples and put already written parts of sentences into proper places in correct sequences.

It's similar to a car-racing game for kids with a funny interface, where a penguin is skiing. It differs from standard racing games in that it doesn't let the penguin go out of the road. Though it cannot be used for developing language skills, it's a fun activity for kids.

Kids can learn kinds of animals and animal families (such as mammals, fishes, reptile and so on) they belong to. This activity can be used to reinforce learners' vocabulary of differrent kinds of animals.

This game doesn't contain educational content, but it's just interesting for kids to take roles of their favorite characters.

Kids can listen to and read a story in funny settings (and also through listening to songs). The story is about how Boowa helps his new friend Kwala find her family.This trick can be used for teaching kids travelling by developing their reading and listening skills. The story consists of 13 chapters, so it's better to teach them during a couple of classes.

This game will develop learners' knowledge of countries and their capitals (the age of children can be 11-13). Kids read the four capitals to match with the proper country.

It's useful for word spelling for young learners.

This is an interesting story listening activity for kids of 10-12 y.o. And it also has subtitles for kids to read.

I tried the game out, and I think it's a nice activity for developing spelling through listening to the word and catching the letters one by one so that to get the whole word. It's useful for children who already have some command of English.

Kids can learn numbers very easily. My daughter played it with pleasure.

Nice game that teaches children to food vocabulary (pre-intermediate level).

I suggest using this link to have students of intermediate level get knowledge of ancient civilizations of Ancient Greek, Indus, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, Romans, and so on. Students will learn about their Lands, Discovery, Way of Life, Home Life, The Gods and Heroes,Trade and Travel, Art and Writing, Technology and Jobs, Food and Farming, Games and Toys, The End of those Civilizations, What They Did For Us. Go and explore timelines.