Language Adventures

Free

4.0for iPad

Smarty Ears

Developer

Dec 21, 2018

Update Date

Education

Category

Age Rating

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17+

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Language Adventures Screenshots

iPad

About Language Adventures

The free version of Language Adventures includes 36 questions across all 6 game areas. You can buy aditional questions using the in-app purchase method.
Language Adventures is a first-of-its-kind app that allows you to engage students in a contextual language intervention experience on your iPad! Through an exciting interface and bright, colorful graphics, students will develop language skills in areas for success in school. All the basics of game play—player selection, dice rolling, and token moving— have been transformed for the iPad platform. Additionally, the app allows you to select from three levels of difficulty appropriate for elementary through high school-aged
students, with accompanying school-based themes and vocabulary contexts, and save your students’ targets and progress over repeated plays. Question targets are related to the topics of each leveled game board (playground, cafeteria, and classroom), so that they are grounded in a stronger context to enhance students’ comprehension, semantic connections and use of more complex vocabulary.