Writing German Words

Writing German Words with Fragenbär – Space School Alpha
full version with 10 games (No In-App Purchases) – recommended for children older than 7 years

»Hello, Fragenbär to earth, come up here!« Of course this urgent distress call from Space School Alpha cannot be ignored! Anyone using their personal pilot on their way to space school must save the small Alphis dropping from their orbiters. 

To get started, players must acquire enough fuel to power their spaceship. They can win fuel by going through 10 different game modules. Each correctly solved task will fill their fuel tank by one unit. Incorrect solutions will shorten their flight time and thereby diminish their chances of picking up more Alphis!

The more tasks are solved correctly, the longer is the flight time and the chance to collect more Alphis to be Number One in the highscore.

After 50 correct answers, the space journey begins. While trying to save as many Alphis as possible, the players must also react quickly to avoid collision with floating space junk threatening their space ship. 

This educational game provides more than 2,000 practice words for sytematically learning German spelling and vocabulary. Everything is read aloud. The players get an immediate feedback on whether the task was solved correctly or incorrectly. If an error occurs the correct solution is shown automatically, helping the player to discover recurring patterns and rules. 

Learning content: More than 2,000 practice words – everything is read aloud!

Game 1: Missing Vowels
relation between vowels and letters

Game 2: Missing Consonants
relation between consonants and letters

Game 3: Double Consonants
a single consonant follows the long vowel, a double consonant follows the short vowel

Game 4: Final Consonants g/k, d/t, b/p
you can »hear« the final consonant by lengthening the word

Game 5: ä or e, äu or eu
»Umlaut« or not? Use the letter with dots, if there is a meaning related word

Game 6: Find Nouns
capitalization of German nouns

Game 7: Noun Markers: der, die, das
each German noun has only one noun marker

Game 8: Words to keep in Mind
word recognition at a glance

Game 9: Difficult Words
compose special words with V/v, Sch/sch, Ch/ch, double consonants, -i, -h, ks, ß, ng, tz, ck

Game 10: Words and Sentences
compose words into sentences and understand the context

The exercise instructions in this learning game are bilingual: bilingual: English / German

If you have any queries oder suggestions for improvement, please do not hesitate to contact us: android@spielend-lernen-verlag.de. Thank you!



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