Free bilingual learning games
Play and learn in Norwegian
Norwegian is a North Germanic language used in Norway and Norwegian-speaking communities abroad.
Country spotlight: NorwayChoose a word world
7 topics in Norwegian
Each topic uses the same words across picture finding, listening, memory, and reading games, so children meet them in more than one way.
KyllingFarm Animals
Practice friendly farm-animal words through pictures, listening, memory, and matching.
HundPets
Meet familiar pets and connect each spoken or written word to its picture.
BilVehicles
Learn first vehicle words with picture finding, listening, and word games.
BulldoserConstruction Vehicles
Name mighty machines, match their pictures, and remember the words used at a building site.
EpleFruits
Practice four useful fruit words with quick, child-friendly recognition games.
GulrotVegetables
Grow, find, hear, and match six vegetable words from the Flori & Luna coloring-book collection.
BrannbilEmergency Vehicles
Meet a fire engine, ambulance, police car, and rescue helicopter through gentle rescue-themed word play.
Norway
Where Norwegian is used
Norwegian is the national language of Norway; Bokmål and Nynorsk are its official written standards.
Norwegian is centered in Norway, with Bokmål and Nynorsk as its two official written standards.
See Norwegian booksA useful family routine
Look, listen, then say it together
If your book uses Bokmål or Nynorsk, say its name together. Let children replay a topic before moving to a new one; recognition usually comes before confident speaking.
Start a Norwegian gameContinue with a real book
Norwegian Flori & Luna books
Picture bookBaby's First Farm AnimalsPreview this book →
For parents
Questions about Norwegian games
Are these games free?
Yes. The learning games are free to play, with no child account, chat, or behavioral advertising.
Can my child play if they are just starting?
Yes. Start with picture finding or listening. Written-word games are available when your child is ready.
Which country does this page represent?
This page uses Norway as its country spotlight, while recognizing that Norwegian belongs to families and communities in more than one place.