Free printables, interactive tools and practical Polish practice created by me, Kasia — a Polish teacher who likes grammar much more when it makes sense visually.
Use them alongside your lessons, for a bit of independent practice, or simply when Polish decides to confuse you again.
No subscription needed. No giant workbook to finish first.
This botanical-style language family poster shows how Polish fits into the wider Indo-European language family — from its Slavic roots to its closest relatives.
You’ll see where Polish sits alongside Kashubian and Silesian, how it connects to Czech and Slovak, and how all of this fits into the much bigger world of Indo-European languages.
Perfect for language lovers, Polish learners, teachers or anyone who has ever wondered why Polish sometimes feels vaguely familiar…and at other times absolutely does not.
Free to download and print.
Choose A4 for UK/Europe · US Letter for US/Canada. Print at 100% / Actual Size.
Free for personal and educational use. Teachers are welcome to print and use it in lessons. Please don’t resell, modify for resale, or remove the Speak Polish with Kasia credit.
Botanical artwork created with AI; language content researched and reviewed by Speak Polish with Kasia.
Sometimes you need to practise something rather than read another explanation.
These little tools are designed to give you quick, focused Polish practice without turning it into a massive study session.
Polish time expressions can be surprisingly confusing — especially things like wpół do, za kwadrans and kwadrans po.
Polish Time Pal gives you a simple visual way to practise them.
Practise how Polish words change in real sentences and start spotting the patterns behind the endings.
Useful when you understand what a case is…but still find yourself staring suspiciously at every noun.
Generate a Polish word and explain it without using the forbidden words.
It’s a quick way to practise vocabulary, paraphrasing and actually getting your Polish out of your head and into a sentence.
Perfect for a five-minute challenge or speaking practice during a lesson.
I’m gradually building this library with the same kinds of resources I use with my own learners.
Expect printable grammar guides, vocabulary sheets, visual explanations, infographics and practical Polish for real-life situations.
Rather than giving you fifty pages to memorise, I want each resource to answer one useful question really well.
Coming to the library:
Printable Polish cheat sheets
Grammar infographics
Pronunciation guides
Useful Polish for travel and everyday life
Vocabulary posters
Mini speaking challenges
Check back occasionally — I’ll keep adding new things.
I regularly create new Polish learning materials, interactive tools and visual guides.
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No daily spam. I have Polish lessons to teach.
The free resources are great when you want to explore or practise one specific thing.
If you’d like something that takes you a little further, you can also explore my Mini Polish Booklets — short, focused lessons built around useful Polish you can actually use.
Everything in this library is free to use.
If something here helped your Polish and you’d like to support what I’m making, you can always buy me a virtual coffee.
It helps me create more printables, build new Polish-learning tools, improve my materials and occasionally convince myself that designing another grammar infographic at midnight is a perfectly normal hobby.
No pressure at all — downloading, using and sharing the resources is already very much appreciated. ❤️
