Your Learning Path · 10 steps · 0:53 video

How the learning path works in the KidsLingua app

My Learning Path takes your child through lessons in order. The games teach whichever lesson they're on, and once a lesson is mastered the next one opens.

0:53 · No narration: you'll hear the app's music and the letters it says. Most of the first game is cut for time. Every step is written out below.

Step 1 of 10
Open My Learning Path
On the home screen, tap My Learning Path.
Step 2 of 10
Choose a level
Each language has levels, here Basic Level IGBO and Intermediate Level IGBO. Start with the basic level: tap it.
Step 3 of 10
See the path
The level is a path of numbered lessons: Alphabet and Pronunciation, then Vocabulary Building, Numbers and more. The lesson your child is on is orange and says Playing; the ones after it stay Locked for now. The bar at the top counts the lessons mastered (here 0/18), and the ring shows it as a percentage.
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Go to the games
Go back to the home screen and open Challenges & Quizzes (scroll down a little to see it). Pick a game, here Image Matching.
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The game teaches your lesson
Look under How to play: the label says where on the path this game is, Basic Level IGBO › Alphabet and Pronunciation. The game uses that lesson's letters and words. Tap the X to start.
Step 6 of 10
Play and listen
Drag each picture to its name. A right match opens Word Details, with the word in English and Igbo: tap a speaker to hear it. A wrong match costs one of your three hearts.
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Finish the game
After the last match you see your stars, score, time and points, and every word learned. Tap Continue (or Play again for more practice).
Step 8 of 10
The next lesson opens
Back in My Learning Path, Alphabet and Pronunciation is green and ticked Mastered, and Vocabulary Building is open and says Start. The bar now shows 1/18 mastered.
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The games move on with you
Open the same game again: its label now says Basic Level IGBO › Vocabulary Building, and instead of letters it asks for words like Akwa and Okpu.
Step 10 of 10
Fun Games follow too
The games under Fun Games, like Discovery Hunt, follow the path in the same way: this one also says Vocabulary Building.

Good to know

What is this game teaching?
The label under How to play shows the level and lesson the game is working on.
Check progress any time
Open My Learning Path to see which lessons are mastered and which one is next.
New to the games?
See how Connect the Egg, the Listening Puzzle and the DragName Game are played.
How to play the games

Don't have the app yet?

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