Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Education | Free | Norberto Benavides | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
After some experiments done by our little witch Brujis, while she was playing around int the castle, Barry was created, a curious one eye monster who is eager to show us around the castle. Find him hidden around words and catch him as the runs.
Let him teach you some experiments in which he will show you how to write correctly words in Spanish.
In the first experiment you will need to see through a special “sound” microscope to find the exact place where a syllable sounds stronger in each word. This experiment will help us out with the others, so pay attention.
Enter the laboratory, where floating words have to be contained and dragged to the correct beakers to win the prize flasks. Barry has made it clear to win all the prize flasks, you must follow the rules. He has written down all the rules needed to complete each experiment and hidden some friends in each rule to help you out and give you hints.
Read each rule and look for Barry’s friends, complete each new experiment and soon you will have mastered accentuation in Spanish, something essential to the correct spelling of Spanish Words, and easy to learn skill if you know the rules to follow.
The follow-up for the “Lee Paso a Paso” series is finally here. With “Ortografía Paso a Paso” learn through interactive games the basic rules for accentuation of the Spanish language.
Learn and practice the following concepts:
· Identifying the sílaba tónica
· Words classified as Agudas
· Words classified as Graves or Llanas
· Words classified as Esdrújulas
· Words classified as Sobreesdrújulas
· Accentuation of Agudas, Graves, Esdrújulas and Sobreesdrújulas words.
· Diptongos
· Hiatos
Forgot or never learned spelling rules for Spanish, its never to late to start, and what better way then with a game.
*** To access all rules and mini-games upgrade via in-app purchase.
*** 50% discount for schools *** BQWare apps are part of the App Store Volume Purchase Program
I should have known all those 5 star reviews from 2 years ago were fake when I didn’t see any current ones. This app is clearly not for learners. Without some means of English translation of instructions and words this app is totally useless to anyone but the advanced student or native speaker. Information on level appropriateness should be part of the description. Even though I only looked at free version; it was a waste of time downloading, reviewing, and deleting.
Still after reading description in English I have expected to see also English interface. Hopefully in next version:)
The app looks well made for kids, but unfortunately there's no English translations ...
My kids are using it and love how easy it was to learn how to use it. Keep up the great works?