Wild Animals in German p1

Löwen und Tiger: the names of wild animals spoken clearly and slowly in German.

Löwen und Tiger! This educational game uses 50 gorgeous photos of wild animals taken by well known wild life photographer Ruth Croome to teach the names of 50 different wild animals in clearly and slowly spoken German correctly enunciated by actor Wolfgang Binder. Ideal for developing vocabulary for students learning to both speak and recognize spoken German. Students hear a word spoken and choose the matching photo. After six right in a row, Race Mode starts automatically. It asks questions at speed to test the student's memory and comprehension of the words just covered, before continuing with new words. At the end of the race, students can see how well they have done relative to their other races. The game gradually focuses on any animals that the student has difficulty recognizing, and speeds up as competence is gained. By contrast to Race Mode, Story Mode slowly introduces new words by saying them as the photos are shown, allowing the student to quietly look, listen and learn. The game is controlled by on-screen gestures which are simple to demonstrate and easy to use. The game can be played quietly without voice prompts.

• 50 gorgeous photos of wild animals

• Race Mode tests memory and comprehension against the clock

• Story Mode allows students to look, listen and learn

• Slideshow Mode displays all the photos in alphabetical order

• Zoom and Pan Mode magnifies the images to see more detail

• Easy on-screen gestures to control the game

• Context-sensitive help