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Why use a mobile game to teach a language?

  • Mobile Games are Compelling
  • Mobile Games are Entertaining
  • Mobile Games are Fun!

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Making language learning input compelling is critical to language acquisition!

This lowers the affective filter and results in children acquiring a language way better and faster! Games have been used since the dawn of time to entertain and educate kids.

Now we’re using a mobile game to entertain and teach kids a new language. There’s an academic term for what we do: FabuLingua is a “serious mobile game”.

The term alludes to the serious science that is under the hood of our mobile game, and results in children acquiring a language faster and retaining it for longer. 

As your child dives into playing FabuLingua’s mobile game, it will feel anything but serious!

Overview

How to play FabuLingua's Mobile Game

Traveling to FabuLingua

How will your explorer successfully discover and get to know all the corners of this remarkable island?

By talking to the locals of course! When your explorer takes the time to hear their stories and play games with them, they are connecting with the inhabitants of FabuLingua, receiving their guidance and directions.

As explorers hear stories, they collect keys that open treasure chests. Chests contain the Magical Compasses that are needed to discover new locations.

Cartoon characters surround a mobile screen displaying a colorful island adventure map.

FabuLingua's Core Game Loop

  • Raad Storie
  • Collect Keys
  • Unlock Chests
  • Discover New Locations
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Each story has a Learning Path that leads to Mastery of that Story!

There are 4 Modes for each story (at the top of the path) and 4 Mini-Games for each story (at the bottom of the path)

They are arranged in alternating sequence along a zig-zag Learning Path, and unlock in sequence.

As explorers progress along the Learning Path they are moving along the path toward mastering that story.

Collect Gold Keys

Each time your explorer finishes reading a story in one of the modes, they’ll earn gold keys! 

As they complete each increasingly challenging mode in each story, they earn more gold keys!

Magical Translations Mode - earn 2 gold keys

CopyCat Mode - earn 3 gold keys

Spanish Only Mode - earn 4 gold keys

Read by Myself Mode (BONUS) - earn 5 gold keys

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Overview

Discover new locations as your Spanish progresses!

Each new location contains new exciting stories and mini-games.

A frog character stands on a lily pad bridge surrounded by large leaves and lotus flowers.
A dreamy nighttime forest with glowing purple trees and fairy tale creatures near a waterfall.
A forest with friendly creatures and a girl character exploring a giant tree and treehouse.
A twilight village scene with lantern-lit houses and animals chatting on cobbled streets.
A whimsical mountain landscape with musical notes and floating characters including a flying carpet.

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Magic Sticker Book (coming soon!)

An area of creative free play, where explorers stick, unstick, enlarge and arrange FabuLingua’s cute and colorful stickers to create completely original visual compositions! Explorers take their collection of stickers from their backpack and create unique visual compositions to keep or photograph to share with friends, family or classmates.
 
There are background stickers, character stickers, accessory stickers, and a huge array of furniture and props! They come from the world of FabuLingua and all it’s beautiful stories! Teachers (or parents) give explorers a ‘theme’ for their composition, like “Fairies visit the Pond”, and all participants are eligible to cast a vote for the winner! 

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