Hello everybody!
I hope all of you are well and reading us from the safety of your home! š
As you can see, this is not the post that was due today (the last part of the interview and job hunting series). This is because, due to the current health emergency in our country, we have decided to run a series of posts that help our students to keep learning English even though we can’t go back to our school yet š¦ . Focusing on a different range of levels in each post, we will provide you with some ideas and tell you about free resources you can check and use to review what we have learnt to keep practising your English skills.
So, let’s get started, shall we? Scroll down!
Today we’re going to dedicate the post to our kiddies! We are so proud of them for staying home all these days that we think they need to play a little now! How about some games in English to practise vocabulary?
Today we’re going to tell you about an amazing app that you can download both on Android and iOs and that will entertain your kids for hours while reviewing vocabulary and learning new words in English. It’s called “Word Fun World”. Press here to go to the website with the info to download the App.
The app is really intuitive and 100% kid-friendly, of course. The first time you open it you’ll see an island with different areas, each one with a different vocabulary focus:
- Sports and Leisure
- Animals
- Family and friends
- Home
- School
- Body and health
- Food and drink
- Time
- World around us
- Work
- Clothes and colours
- Places and transport
The first games of each section start at Pre-A1 (Starters) level but every time you successfully pass a round, new words are added to the game and the difficulty increases up to A2 level (Flyers and KEY). It is, therefore, a perfect app for all levels to review the vocabulary your children have learnt so far and to help them reinforce and gain new skills, such as identifying letters and sounds or learning how some words are written.
We’re looking forward to seeing our kiddies again and having fun with them in the school but, until then, keep practising!
See you in our next post with more ideas to keep your English up! Until then, #stayathome #staysafe
The Red Lobster 