Giochini di Parole
Six daily Italian word games for learners, from A1 to C2.
Every day: Six Italian word games with new challenges every day: Storielle, Collegamenti, Binomi, Ortografia, Progressioni and Scalinata, each tagged with CEFR levels from A1 to C2. New puzzle: Once a day, by calendar date.
Giochini di Parole is a set of six daily Italian word games built for language learners. You fill gaps in short texts, sort words into groups of four, match pairs, make words from letters, rebuild sequences and uncover a themed word ladder. Each game is marked with the levels it suits, from beginner to advanced.
About Giochini di Parole
Giochini di Parole (little word games) brings six puzzle types to Italian learners, each with a new challenge every day. Storielle (A1-B1) asks you to complete short everyday texts with missing words. Collegamenti (A2-C2) is a Connections-style game: find four groups of four related words, often with a cultural twist. Binomi pairs words linked by synonymy, opposition or collocation. Ortografia has you make as many words as possible from a set of letters, with attention to spelling and verb forms. Progressioni asks you to rebuild two ordered sequences, and Scalinata (B1-C2) reveals words that hide the theme of the day.
The site explains its approach in terms of active learning and spaced repetition, and says many Italian teachers use it in class. All games are free. A free account adds the full archive of past challenges, bonus tokens (gettoncini) for extra hints, progress syncing and streak statistics.
It works on phones and can be installed like an app. It suits students of Italian at any level, and native speakers who want a gentle daily set of word games.
How to play Giochini di Parole
- Open the site and choose one of the six games.
- Read its short instructions and the level it suits.
- Solve today's challenge: fill gaps, find groups, match pairs, make words, order sequences or climb the Scalinata.
- Use tokens for hints if you have an account.
- Come back tomorrow for new challenges, or play past ones from the archive with an account.
Tips
- Start with the game that matches your level: Storielle for beginners, Scalinata for advanced learners.
- In Collegamenti, look for groups tied to Italian culture as well as meaning.
- In Ortografia, try different verb endings to find more words.
- Make a free account to keep streaks and practise with the archive.
Questions
Are the games new every day?
Yes, the site offers daily challenges across all six games.
Is it free?
Yes. A free account adds the archive, bonus tokens and syncing.
Which levels are covered?
From A1 to C2, with each game marked by the levels it suits.
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