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For kids aged 7–12 · free

English test for kids

A picture test for children aged 7–12 based on the Cambridge English levels: Starters, Movers and Flyers. In 5–10 minutes you’ll know your child’s level and what to do next.

  • 18 picture questions
  • 5–10 minutes
  • Starters · Movers · Flyers
  • Mistakes explained

Take the test together with your child

If your child doesn’t read well yet, read the question aloud — but let them answer on their own. If they don’t know, press “I don’t know” — that’s fine!

  • Pictures and simple questions
  • Three levels: Starters, Movers, Flyers
  • Result and tips for parents

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What the kids’ English test checks

Each level has 3 grammar questions, 2 vocabulary questions and a short reading text. Here is the grammar you will meet:

  1. Pre-A1

    Starters

    Grammar

    a / an · I am · have / has · plurals

  2. A1

    Movers

    Grammar

    Present Simple · Do you…? · Past Simple

  3. A2

    Flyers

    Grammar

    comparatives · Present Perfect · Past Continuous

Cambridge English levels for children

How the Starters, Movers and Flyers levels match the CEFR scale.

  1. Pre-A1 · Starters

    Colours, numbers, animals, toys and simple phrases about yourself.

  2. A1 · Movers

    Your day, hobbies and school; questions and first sentences in the past.

  3. A2 · Flyers

    Comparisons, stories and plans; reading short texts.

  4. B1 · B1 Preliminary

    Conversations on familiar topics, books and films in English (the B1 Preliminary for Schools exam).

Cambridge English Qualifications are international exams for children and teenagers. At Starters, Movers and Flyers nobody fails: children get shields for each skill, which makes them a great motivation to keep learning.

English levels A1–C2: the full chartWhat you can do at each level, how many words and hours it takes, IELTS and Cambridge equivalents and how to certify your level.

How the test works

  1. Three levels

    We start with Starters and move on while your child answers confidently (4 of 6). Younger children finish quickly; a confident learner answers all 18 questions.

  2. Pictures and simple tasks

    Words, grammar and a very short text at each level — like the Cambridge exams for children.

  3. No stress

    No timer, and “I don’t know” is a perfectly good answer. At the end, every mistake is explained for parents.

  4. The rest with a teacher

    We assess pronunciation and speaking through games at a free trial lesson.

Take the test with your child

FAQ

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What age is this test for?

For children aged 7–12. You can read the questions aloud to younger children; teenagers aged 12 and over will find the general English level test a better fit.

How long does the test take?

5–10 minutes. The test ends as soon as the questions get too hard, so your child won’t get tired.

Can I help my child?

You can read the questions aloud, but your child should answer on their own — otherwise the result won’t be accurate.

What are Starters, Movers and Flyers?

They are the levels of the Cambridge English exams for children: Starters is Pre-A1, Movers is A1 and Flyers is A2 on the CEFR scale.

Is the test free?

Yes, it’s free with no sign-up. The answers stay in your browser.

What should we do after the test?

Book your child a free trial lesson: the test result is added to the form automatically, and the teacher will choose a group or one-to-one lessons for their level.

Next step

Keep learning with a mini-course

Short online courses by Slay School teachers: a 15-minute lesson a day with audio, exercises and dialogues, and the words you forget come back on their own.

  • Day 1 is free
  • 15 minutes a day, at your own pace
  • Every word has audio
  • Lifetime access once paid

All you need to start is an email or a Google account.

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