Themes that make sentences
In the themes, every verb finds the words that make a sentence with it, and the ready sentences are laid with the cards of the factory.
What's new
A new game, a theme, more words, an activity, and the reason behind each choice: the logbook of Lexikit, version after version.
October 2026
Card sets to make sentences
The words of a theme become sets of cards to cut out, with their determiners and their verbs, so that the child builds sentences of their own.
From word to sentence, in two paths
“Create a resource” sorts the resources in two paths, speaking and writing, which both end on sentences made with the words of the resource.
The four steps of writing
The writing path sorts the resources in four steps, from the word read to the word written in a sentence, after an Eduscol guide for CP.
A choice of determiner before nouns
The “Determiner” option writes the nouns of the cards and games with “a, an”, “the”, “my” or “this”. One word can have its own.
Verbs with their subject
The “Verbs” option writes the verbs of the cards and games with the pronoun of their picture: “he is cutting”, “she is jumping” or “they are dancing”.
Shared lists
A word list common to a team, up to date for each member. Each person makes their own resources from it.
Cards to turn over
Cards can carry the word or the translation on the back, behind the picture. The child names the picture, turns the card over and checks.
More verbs and adjectives in the themes
Lexikit's themes mix more verbs, adjectives and a few expressions with their nouns, so that children can say sentences.
Words to read with the graphemes studied
“Choose my graphemes” finds the illustrated words that can be read with the graphemes taught in class. “Transparent words” leaves out silent letters.
Handwriting models to glue in the exercise book
The “Handwriting models” resource writes each word or sentence on a strip to glue in the exercise book, on the class's handwriting lines and at their true size.
The official texts and Lexikit's choices
I reviewed every Lexikit resource against the French curriculum, the Eduscol guides and the inspectorate's report. Here is each change and the text behind it.
The plural of nouns and the feminine of adjectives
A noun now has its plural, and an adjective its feminine. In a sentence, “apples” finds the card of “apple” and its picture.
The passé composé and the choice of pronoun
French verbs now conjugate in the passé composé, with the right auxiliary and participle agreement. The pronoun il, elle or on is chosen per card.
Play the missed words again
A child's report makes a resource of the words they missed last time. The same button gathers the missed words of the whole class.
The themes most chosen this week
The home screen and the themes window show the themes teachers chose most over the last seven days.
Start from criteria to prepare a resource
The “Start from criteria…” button chooses the words of a resource by grapheme, by syllable or by handwriting movement, in French, English and Spanish.
Verbs conjugate in your sentences
A verb keeps a single card in the lexicon. In a sentence, it takes the form you write, with its picture, in French, English and Spanish.
The Lexikit Script and Lexikit Cursive fonts
Two fonts adapted for school: letters that are easy to recognise, words clearly apart and a cursive that follows the French curricula.
A theme for every moment of the year
Summer, birthdays, pancake day and Chinese New Year join the themes. Taste, music and the mountains now have their page and their moment in the year.
Shapes, strokes and the alphabet to print
Three themes to print for the whole year: shapes, pre-writing strokes and the letters of the alphabet, as a picture dictionary, bingo and memory.
Nine themes for everyday life
Nine themes support adults learning French in everyday situations: introducing yourself, renting a home, going to the town hall, looking for a job.
Naming the picture aloud with “Say the word”
In the “Say the word” activity, the child names the picture into the microphone and Lexikit recognises the word. The sound does not leave the device.
Change activity without leaving the screen
In full screen, the “Another activity” button lists every activity possible with the words of the resource. You go from bingo to memory without going back.
Understand, memorise, reuse
The French curriculum describes three stages for learning a word: understand, memorise, reuse. The activities of Lexikit follow them.
The lynx game
The lynx is an observation game. An A4 board gathers all the pictures scattered, each player draws a label, and the first to find the picture covers it.
Five themes for the whole year
Home, family, the classroom, colours and numbers: five lists ready to print as a picture dictionary, bingo and memory game.
366 more words in the French lexicon
The French lexicon receives the pictograms ARASAAC has published since January 2025: 366 new words and 160 more pictures.
Two voices, for words and for syllables
The device's voice reads the words and the instructions. A second voice, MBROLA, says each syllable as it sounds within the word.
Sorting boxes
A single resource is used to sort words into boxes to cut out, by category, by part of speech, by number of syllables or by first letter.
Words to rebuild and patterns to continue
Two resources join the hands-on materials: boards to rebuild the words, and picture patterns to continue.
An answer key for every worksheet
Every worksheet can have its answer key: the same sheet filled in red ink, at the end of the PDF or on the back.
The “At the swimming pool” theme
The “At the swimming pool” theme gathers the words of a swimming lesson, from the changing room to the big pool, to prepare the trip with pictures.
642 more word families
642 word families and 29 pairs of synonyms join the French lexicon, all checked one by one.
Checking every word and every picture
In a vocabulary app, a mistake is learnt as well as a right word. Here is how Lexikit checks its words, its pictures and the links between them.
Independent mode, to play alone on screen
In full screen, one person plays alone on a tablet or a computer, with their first name, a level, two tries and a hint.
Six worksheets to read and name
Six worksheets join the “Read” family, from recognising a letter to the little word that goes before the noun.
The Happy Families game
Lexikit makes a Happy Families game with your words: one family per category, each in its colour, with the family list on each card.
In one minute!
In the “In one minute!” activity, the class names as many words as possible before time runs out. Each word named is revealed on screen.
The sentence flip book
In this sentence resource, each sentence becomes a strip and each word an illustrated, numbered flap.
Every resource plays on screen
Worksheets, cards, puzzles, dominoes and Dobble also play in full screen, with the same words.
Splitting words into spoken syllables
Lexikit now splits words as they are said: to·mate in two syllables, ba·llon. Before, it followed spelling and counted a sound the child does not say.
Themes with verbs and adjectives
The themes of Lexikit now mix nouns, verbs and adjectives, because a vocabulary made only of nouns does not let you make sentences.
Review the words, but not straight away
We quickly forget what we have just learnt, unless we see it again at the right time. What the psychology of memory has shown, and what Lexikit does with it.
Words sorted into categories
Lexikit now sorts words into categories, such as animals, clothes, fruit or jobs, for sorting and finding the odd one out.
Categorising to remember better
Sorting words by category makes them easier to understand and remember. What research says, what the curriculum asks for, and what Lexikit does with it.
My picture dictionary, a little book to take home
“My picture dictionary” makes a booklet with a cover, a contents page, then a chapter per category.
A theme for Taste Week
The “Taste” theme gathers the flavours, the foods and the words to describe what you taste, to prepare Taste Week.
Send your work to another device
A link carries your resources, folders, words and settings to another computer or a tablet, with no account.
September 2026
22 themes ready to print
From back to school to the school fair, 22 themes can be downloaded for free as a picture dictionary, bingo and memory game.
Bilingual resources
Cards, labels and the picture dictionary can show each word's translation in one of about thirty languages, from Arabic to Ukrainian.
Share a resource by link
A resource or a word list can be sent to colleagues or to parents by a link, with no account or sign-up.
Your school's font
Settings › Fonts accepts a font you already have. It becomes the cursive or print handwriting of your resources.
Exercise book rulings at their true size
Writing worksheets use real exercise book rulings, Seyès, double line or single line, printed to the millimetre.
Nine activities on screen
Nine activities can be played together on the classroom screen, including “Where is…?”, “What's missing?”, “Hidden picture” and “Sort into columns”.
Start from a theme
The “Start from a theme…” button fills an empty resource with a ready-made list, drawn from preschool vocabulary lists.
Dobble, dominoes, puzzles and the goose game
Six games print from your words: a Dobble-style game, dominoes, puzzles, clothespin cards, a goose game and labels.
23 worksheets
23 worksheets fill themselves with your words and print in the same frame, from writing to numbers.
Why the same words in every resource
A word is learnt by meeting it often, in varied situations. That is why Lexikit starts from a single list of words for every resource.
June 2026
Sentences to put back in order
A sentence resource to cut out and put back in order, with a colour for each part of speech.
March 2026
Syllables in colour
Each word can show its syllables in colour, on every resource, as an aid to reading and splitting words.
January 2026
16,000 words and their pictures
The built-in lexicon of Lexikit gathers 16,000 words and 14,000 ARASAAC pictograms, ready to use.
A picture, a word, a voice
Lexikit always pairs a word with a clear picture and its pronunciation. What the Eduscol guide of 2020 asks for, and what memory does with it.
December 2025
The assessment grid
The assessment grid shows the pictures of the words worked on, each with its boxes, ready to fill in.
November 2025
The first version of Lexikit
The first version of Lexikit turns a list of words into a bingo to print as a PDF, with the pictures of the words.
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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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