Ask smart questions!

Ask smart questions!

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Summary

The children playfully expand their vocabulary and practice the correct use of articles and cases. The children learn to cooperate and help each other by asking more precise questions to guess the word being sought. The children develop their logical thinking and concentration by having to guess the word based on the questions posed. Marking the pictures with a small peg also promotes fine motor skills. In the classroom or at school for playfully learning words and grammar.

In the classroom to support children with special needs in using the German language. As a playful method for practicing vocabulary and grammar. At home as an entertaining guessing game during or together with adults. Practice language skills playfully. Correctly assign articles.

Expand vocabulary. 1 folding device. 4 double-sided printed playing cards. 2 pegs. 1 instruction manual.

Description
  • Promoting linguistic, social, and cognitive skills through play
  • With this game, children
  • aged 4 and up
  • playfully practice words from the
  • four topics of household, animals, food, school, and play.
  • It follows a familiar and easy-to-learn game principle: The children ask the other players
  • as precise questions as possible to find out which words they have marked on the board. Each game card
  • shows 24 frequently used words.
  • The children each choose a picture and mark it with a peg. Then the questioning begins. The colored squares under the pictures help to assign the
  • correct article
  • (red: die, green: das, blue: der). When asking questions, the children can alternate between the
  • nominative case (“Is it the chair?”) and the
  • accusative case (“Do you have the chair?”). This also helps children learn to use the correct case playfully. The game promotes the following skills in children: You can use the game "Ask Smart!" in the following ways, for example: Promoting linguistic, social, and cognitive skills through play. With this game, children aged 4 and up playfully practice words from the four topics of household, animals, food, school, and play. It follows a familiar and easy-to-learn game principle: The children ask the other players as precise questions as possible to find out which terms they have marked on the board. Each game card shows 24 frequently used words. The children each choose a picture and mark it with a peg. Then the questioning begins. The colored fields under the pictures help to assign the correct article (red: the, green: the, blue: the). When asking questions, children can alternate between the nominative case ("Is it the chair?") and the accusative case ("Have you got the chair?"). This helps them learn to use the correct case in a playful way. The game promotes the following skills in children: You can use the game "Ask Smartly!" in the following ways, for example:
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Product Safety

Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard! Small parts/Small parts may be generated/Detachable small parts.

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  • Does not include VAT and customs duty.
  • Air shipping cost to be recalculated with delivery address at checkout.
  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
  • 100% genuine and new product.
  • Card payment to be settled in SAR. No conversion fee.
  • Credit card
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