Foreign language vocabulary worksheets
- Ages 9–18
- Languages
Free foreign language vocabulary sheets for children aged 9 to 18, from first steps to more challenging practice. They are sorted by age, so you can start where your child is and move up when it feels easy.
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Foreign language vocabulary
Spanish · Greetings, numbers, colours, family, animals
Ages 9–11
Foreign language vocabulary
French · Greetings, numbers, colours, family, animals
Ages 9–11
Foreign language vocabulary
German · Greetings, numbers, colours, family, animals
Ages 9–11
Foreign language vocabulary
Spanish · + food, school, body, days, clothes, home
Ages 11–14
Foreign language vocabulary
French · + food, school, body, days, clothes, home
Ages 11–14
Foreign language vocabulary
German · + food, school, body, days, clothes, home
Ages 11–14
Foreign language vocabulary
Spanish · + weather, town, verbs, adjectives
Ages 14–18
Foreign language vocabulary
French · + weather, town, verbs, adjectives
Ages 14–18
Foreign language vocabulary
German · + weather, town, verbs, adjectives
Ages 14–18
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From 9 to 18. The list is sorted by age, from the easiest sheets to the hardest, so you can pick the right level.
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