Two Catalan-language apps by David Cordones: a letters and numbers game and a reception classroom
Xifres i Lletres trains vocabulary and mental arithmetic by age; Aula d'Acollida Digital offers initial language support.
David Cordones has created Xifres i Lletres, a game in Catalan inspired by the quiz show “Countdown” (“Cifras y Letras” in Spanish). It has two rounds: forming the longest valid word from a set of letters, and reaching a target number by combining operations on a set of numbers. It offers four levels, for ages 6 to 8, 9 to 11, 12 to 15 and 16 and over, and works in the browser.
He has also published Aula d'Acollida Digital, designed as initial language support for newly arrived students. According to the group's notice it includes vocabulary with audio, a progress notebook and offline operation; the page consulted does not detail those features, so they could not be confirmed.
Both applications state that the code is under an AGPL v3 licence and the content under CC BY-SA 4.0, which allows other schools to adapt them.
Two Catalan-language apps by David Cordones: a letters and numbers game and a reception classroom
Xifres i Lletres trains vocabulary and mental arithmetic by age; Aula d'Acollida Digital offers initial language support.
David Cordones has created Xifres i Lletres, a game in Catalan inspired by the quiz show “Countdown” (“Cifras y Letras” in Spanish). It has two rounds: forming the longest valid word from a set of letters, and reaching a target number by combining operations on a set of numbers. It offers four levels, for ages 6 to 8, 9 to 11, 12 to 15 and 16 and over, and works in the browser.
He has also published Aula d'Acollida Digital, designed as initial language support for newly arrived students. According to the group's notice it includes vocabulary with audio, a progress notebook and offline operation; the page consulted does not detail those features, so they could not be confirmed.
Both applications state that the code is under an AGPL v3 licence and the content under CC BY-SA 4.0, which allows other schools to adapt them.
