Inspiration & Material
Sometimes it only takes a little: opening a fairy tale book, playing a word game, writing a dictation “just for fun,” or watching an evening cartoon and, for a moment, feeling at home again.
When we live far from the borders of the Czech Republic, language becomes a bridge. A bridge to grandparents, to literature, to humor, to the delicate shades of expressions like “no jo” and “však víš.” It carries memories, identity, and belonging across countries and generations.
That is why, at Czech School Stockholm, we decided it would be helpful to have everything gathered in one place. Clear. Thoughtfully organized. Smartly designed. With lightness, but never lightly. A space where children can strengthen their Czech with confidence, where parents can find support, and where anyone can rediscover the joy of their mother tongue.
We are deeply grateful to all the organizations, teachers, linguists, and enthusiasts who create high-quality materials and so often make them available free of charge. Your work truly matters — even here in the North. 🤍
META, o. p. s. – Supporting Multilingual Children
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META, o. p. s.
An organization that has been supporting multilingual children and their families within the Czech education system since 2006. Here you will find methodological materials, online tools, and practical support for educators.
Who is it for?
Teachers, parents, and anyone working with children whose first language is different from Czech.
Why click?
Because bilingualism is a gift – but it needs professional care and understanding.
Mluvím taky česky – Anna Paap
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Anna Paap
A project by a Czech language teacher and linguist living in Munich, who is herself raising multilingual children. She shares experience, practical tips, and encouragement for parents living abroad.
A powerful idea:
“Bilingualism is not a free language.”
And she is right. Czech requires time, conscious support, and small everyday rituals.
Who is it for?
For parents who want their children to speak Czech confidently – even outside the Czech Republic.
Umíme česky
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Umíme česky
A comprehensive online practice platform for children, students, and adults. Spelling, grammar, reading skills, vocabulary – all presented in a playful way.
You will find:
matching games
robot-themed activities
quick tasks
systematic practice
Ideal for independent learning or short “five-minute Czech” sessions at home.
Wordwall – Czech Language Games
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Wordwall
Hundreds of interactive games created by teachers from around the world.
Types of activities:
crosswords
anagrams
fill-in-the-blank tasks
racing games
timed challenges
Be careful – slightly addictive. Czech competes against the clock here. 😊
Déčko – Language Games
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Déčko
The children’s channel of Czech Television offers a huge number of games, including language and educational activities.
Great for:
Everyone who learns naturally through play, fairy tales, and favorite characters.
Here, Czech is not a “school subject.”
It is an adventure.
Škola s nadhledem
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Fraus Publishing
A website managed by Fraus Publishing. It offers online exercises for both primary levels and secondary school students.
What will you find here?
systematic practice by grade level
supplements to textbooks
clearly structured exercises
For those who appreciate order, structure, and academic reliability.
Moje čeština
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Moje čeština
Czech does not have to be boring. But sometimes it is important to tackle the more challenging parts.
You will find tests covering spelling, grammar, and more complex language phenomena.
Who is it for?
Older children, students, and adults who want to be sure that every accent mark is exactly where it should be.
CZSVS – Useful Links
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Czech School Without Borders
A clear and well-organized collection of additional online resources for children, students with a different mother tongue, and adults.
Ideal as a starting point when you are looking for something specific – or when you simply want to discover new possibilities.