Friday, June 30, 2017

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A simple game of paper allows you to teach more than 500 foreign words per week.
The methodology designed for children 6-7 years of age and older, pupils and students.
Simple rules easy to remember. Enough just to read. Play materials are free to download and print or draw a pen on paper.

This is the most simple examples of the playing field. You can draw more complex and interesting.

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Thursday, June 29, 2017

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Wednesday, June 28, 2017

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Monday, June 26, 2017

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The playing field may be of different shapes. For example, several rows of cells.
The rules of the game do not change. The minimum differences. Detailed description - http://www.wikihow.com/User:Nappel
Chips players move in two directions. Up one row. Then the chips move to the right or left. For as many cells as points rolled on the die.
The players write letters and call a foreign word to the letter.
The number of letters in the foreign words = the number of points that will get the player.

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Friday, June 23, 2017

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One of the options of the game OFLAMERON for learning foreign words with cards. Cards of paper contain part of the words.
Need to make a card for 50-60 words. You can download the picture cards and print. You can just draw cards with a pen and cut paper.
Cards just scattered on the table. The player must make all foreign words and name translation.
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Thursday, June 22, 2017

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Players move the playing pieces along the cells and write letters. Each player gets their own collection of letters.
When a lot of letters, one can make a foreign word. The player must remember a few foreign words, you can write these letters.
For the compilation of foreign words may not be enough letters.
Then the player throws dice, moves the pieces and writes a letter.
Each new letter allows you to make new foreign words from a collection of letters.
The player can choose in memory 5-10 and more. This is a great exercise for memorizing foreign words!
When a player is able to make a foreign word, those letters are removed from the set. The player can use the letters that remain and then write down when you move the chips.
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017

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The player chooses a cell for the start of the game. Writes a letter. In this example, the letter |V|
The player rolls dice. For example, on the dice fell 2. 
A player moves a piece into 2 cells and is the cell with the letter |G|. The player writes the letters on the piece of paper.

And so on.
When a player accumulates a few letters, it could be a foreign word.
Options words can be many. The player will remember the foreign word that it knows.

If you make the word failed, the player throws the dice, moves a piece and writes another letter.
The player remembers foreign words - added letter, there are new options.
If you were able to be a foreign word, the player calls its translation. Used letters expunged from the paper. And again throw the dice, move the chips and write the letters.

After each recorded letter the player remembers foreign words. We have to remember 5-10 words. If you make a foreign word failed, roll the dice, move piece, write a new letter. 
The player remembers foreign words - there are new options with a recorded letter.

If the chips move 100 times, the player can remember more than 500 foreign words!
This is an excellent memory training.
Even kids of 6-7 years, will not be bored in the classroom.
It's a game!

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Tuesday, June 20, 2017

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An example of the playing field. Is the field easy to draw on any paper. Cells with letters can have a different shape and color. This can then be used in the bonus system.

The game uses chips and dice. The game begins with the fact that the chips are put down on ANY playing field. Each player writes which letter on a piece of paper. Then the players throw the dice and move the chips across the cells clockwise. Write the next letter. Each player writes their letters.
When a player has accumulated a lot of letters, it can take out of them a foreign word. The player is to remember foreign words (!), you can make from the letters.
For example, there are letters

|O|, |R|, |M|, |P|, |W|, |I|, |T|, |O|, |N|

You can make the word PORTION - La portion (french).

The player will receive 7 points. The player will remain letters

|M|, |W|

The player collects the letters for the following foreign words.

The duration of the game can limit in different ways. For example, to throw the dice 50 times. Then count the points and announce the winner.
There are several other options for the end of games and bonuses. 
More about that in future articles.

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Monday, June 19, 2017

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An example of the playing field on paper. Example for the French language.
Several tracks from the cells with letters.
Players choose a cell for the start of the game.
The first player has selected the cell with the letter |P|



The player must name a word with the letter |P|. For example, |La Portion|. Portion - the player gets 7 points.


The player then throws the dice. For example, the cube will drop 4 points. The player moves the piece to 4 cells clockwise.
It could be the letter |F|. But the player has selected the cell |W|. The player called the word |watt| and its translation. To the player's score added 4 points.

The game could greatly complicate. But the players will remember ALL the known foreign words.


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Saturday, June 17, 2017

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The game can be used for learning words with children older than 5-6 years.
Classes do not differ from a simple Board game with dice and chips.
In each game session the students 10-20-30 times to repeat ALL the known foreign words.

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