Writing German Words: Tips, Tricks, Cheats

Writing German Words

Embark on an intergalactic linguistic journey with Writing German Words with Fragenbar: Space School Alpha! This full version app, featuring 10 games and no in-app purchases, is recommended for children aged 7 and older, offering a systematic and engaging way to learn German spelling and vocabulary.

Answer the Distress Call from Space!

"Hello, Fragenbar to Earth, come up here!" An urgent distress call from Space School Alpha can't be ignored! As a personal pilot, your mission is to travel to the space school and rescue the small Alphis who are dropping from their orbiters.

Fuel Your Learning Adventure

To power your spaceship, players must acquire enough fuel by successfully navigating 10 different game modules. Each correctly solved task fills your fuel tank by one unit, extending your flight time and increasing your chances of picking up more Alphis. Incorrect solutions, however, will shorten your flight time, emphasizing the importance of accuracy! The more tasks you solve correctly, the longer your flight and the better your chance to be Number One in the high score. After 50 correct answers, the space journey begins, where you must react quickly to save Alphis while avoiding collisions with floating space junk.

Comprehensive German Language Learning

This educational game provides over 2,000 practice words for systematically learning German spelling and vocabulary. Every word and instruction is read aloud, and players receive immediate feedback on their answers. If an error occurs, the correct solution is automatically shown, helping the player discover recurring patterns and rules essential for mastering German orthography, making it beneficial even for those with dyslexia.

10 Engaging Learning Modules:

• Missing Vowels: Understand the relation between vowels and letters.
• Missing Consonants: Master the connection between consonants and letters.
• Double Consonants: Learn the rule that a single consonant follows a long vowel, while a double consonant follows a short vowel.
• Final Consonants (g/k, d/t, b/p): Discover how lengthening a word helps identify its final consonant sound.
• Umlaut or E, U or EU: Decide whether to use an Umlaut (letter with dots) if there is a meaning-related word.
• Find Nouns: Practice the capitalization of German nouns.
• Noun Markers (der, die, das): Learn that each German noun has only one specific noun marker.
• Words to Keep in Mind: Enhance word recognition at a glance.
• Difficult Words: Compose special words with V/v, Sch/sch, Ch/ch, double consonants, -i, -h, ks, ng, tz, ck.
• Words and Sentences: Practice composing words into sentences and understanding context.

Bilingual Instructions

The exercise instructions in this learning game are conveniently bilingual, available in both English and German, ensuring clarity and accessibility for all learners.