GAME INSTRUCTIONS
What is the objective of the game?
The game Spanish letter dictation consists of navigating a rhombus-shaped honeycomb board of lettered hexagons by listening to spoken Spanish letters and clicking the correct adjacent cell. The main goal is to trace an uninterrupted path from the start tile to the finish tile by accurately identifying auditory letter prompts at each step.Recommended age and educational level
Recommended age: 4 to 5 years and up (Preschool, Kindergarten, and Lower Elementary). This age range is ideal because the game requires prior knowledge of basic phoneme-grapheme association in Spanish. It serves as an effective tool for early literacy learners, teachers, parents, and speech therapists supporting children with learning difficulties, as well as adults learning Spanish as a foreign language or adults looking to keep their minds active.How to play: single player or multiplayer
Game mode: single player. The user plays individually by listening to the spoken letter and clicking neighboring hexagons, which turn green on correct answers and red on mistakes. It can easily be converted into a cooperative group activity where students work together to listen carefully and decide on the correct cell as a team.What do you learn with this game? Learning outcomes and skills
This educational game aligns with Spanish Language Arts and supports key skills:- Alphabet recognition: immediate pairing of spoken Spanish letter sounds with written symbols.
- Auditory discrimination: refining the ability to distinguish subtle phonetic differences.
- Spatial logic and planning: assessing adjacent options to chart a continuous route across the board.
- Focus and active listening: maintaining concentration during sound-to-letter identification.