Lexikit

One list of words,every resource.

Write your words: Lexikit finds the pictures and lays out dozens of vocabulary games and worksheets, to print or to play on screen.

  • Free
  • No account
  • Over 13,000 pictures

Made by Julien, teacher and developer.

Right nowAutumn
  • leaf
  • tree
  • mushroom
  • acorn
  • walnut
  • hazelnut
  • pumpkin
  • apple

From your words to your resources, in three steps!

  1. 1Write your words

  2. 2Choose the resource

  3. 3Print or play

Who is it for?

For everyone who learns words with pictures, at any age. The resources stay the same, the themes change.

And at home: the same games, printed, or now and then on a screen with an adult.

Everything plays on screen

Games played on the screen, with your words: hidden picture, picture wheel, mystery word, memory… Every resource starts in one click.

  • Independent modeEach learner taps their name and goes through the planned activities alone. The voice reads the instructions. You then find their answers.
  • Another activityGo from bingo to memory, or to the hidden picture, without leaving full screen.
Hidden picture

Every word comes with a picture

You type a word, Lexikit finds its picture, its pronunciation and its syllables.

  • ARASAAC pictogramsThey come from ARASAAC, a public project in augmentative and alternative communication, running since 2007.
  • The right pictureLexikit picks the most obvious one for the word. If it does not suit you, choose another from the ones offered.
  • Your own pictures, if you preferAdd your photo, your drawing or a picture from Wikimedia Commons. It joins the word's pictures, and you choose the one each support shows.
  • A clear voiceLexikit's voice says the word, then each syllable as it sounds. It is the same on every device. You can also record your own voice.
  • A second languageChoose it from about thirty. The translation appears under each word, or makes pairs in the memory game. Enough for a bilingual picture dictionary, or to help someone who is discovering the language.
Pictogram of a banana
noun
banana
banana
FRbananeESplátanoDEBanane

try it, turn the sound up!

Themes ready to print

The words are already chosen, with their pictures. All that is left is to choose the resource.

new themes regularly

Frequently asked questions

Another question? Write to me from the Contact page, I answer every message.

Is Lexikit really free?

Yes, with no account and no ads. Lexikit is an independent project that I develop in my spare time. If it is useful to you, a donation pays for the hosting and lets the work continue.

Where do the pictures come from?

They are pictograms from ARASAAC, a public project in augmentative and alternative communication, running since 2007. The illustrator Sergio Palao has drawn nearly 14,000 pictograms there, all in one style, easy to read from afar and even on a photocopy. You can also add your own photos, your drawings or pictures from Wikimedia Commons.

What if a word has no picture?

Add your photo or a picture from Wikimedia Commons, or keep the word alone. Your choice is remembered for the other resources.

Can I use the resources in therapy sessions or a charity?

Yes, in class, in sessions or in workshops, and you can share them. Only selling the resources is ruled out, as ARASAAC pictograms are under a CC BY-NC-SA licence.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Lexikit opens in the browser, on a computer, a tablet or a phone. You can also install it as an app.

Where are my resources saved?

On your device, in the browser. Nothing goes to a server. To move from school to home, send yourself your work by a link or export a backup.

Which languages?

Lexikit is in French, English and Spanish, and your lists can be in German too. Under each word, a second language can be added, from about thirty: Arabic, Portuguese, Turkish, Ukrainian…

Lexikit is an independent project, free and without ads, that I develop in my spare time. If Lexikit is useful to you, a donation pays for the hosting and lets the work continue.

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Who makes Lexikit?

I have been a teacher and a developer for more than 15 years. At university, my research focused on digital tools in the service of learning. Lexikit continues this work, so that pupils enjoy learning and their teachers save time.

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Julien, teacher and developer.

Your turn

Open Lexikit, write your words, choose a resource. All that is left is to print or to play. Free, no account, and your words stay on your device.

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