The Clubroom
Every game trains a skill from the English being learned, from spelling to reading for evidence. Finish the day's lessons and the Clubroom opens.
Word Search
Each puzzle keeps to one theme. Learners find words across, down, diagonally and backwards, and each word opens its meaning.
Finding words letter by letter practises spelling while the definitions grow vocabulary.
Build It
Learners build a correct sentence by tapping word tiles into place, then check it.
Each sentence practises grammar from the lessons, while the tip names the rule rather than giving the answer.
Notice Board
Real-life texts such as timetables, invitations, class rules and messages are used for quick-fact questions.
This trains scanning: finding one fact quickly without reading every word.
Intruder Alert
One sentence in a paragraph does not belong. The learner finds it.
Spotting the sentence that wanders off trains the same judgement needed to keep their own writing focused.
Case Files
A short mystery. The learner identifies who did it, then taps the sentences that prove it.
This is the thinking behind SAT-style evidence questions and WAEC inference questions: finding the proof, not just the answer.
Route Reader
A Nigerian street, school, market, farm or hospital map is paired with written directions. Learners follow the sequence and tap the destination.
It practises small direction words such as facing, left, right, forward and next to.
Choose Your Reply
A real situation and a goal. Learners pick the reply that gets the right result.
It teaches that a message must ask for what it needs in a tone that suits the person — the thinking behind formal and informal writing.
Story Room
The Hollow Kingdom, Far Shore and The Hidden Purpose unfold chapter by chapter as the learner progresses through the term.
Library
Complete poems, stories and plays can be read at any time, alongside a shelf for rereading past Reading passages.