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6/10
Pros: good for expanding vocabulary and learning how to pronounce new words
Cons: the game are the same all the way through, matching words to pictures, get boring after a while.
age group:
3. to 6. grade
might be too easy for the older students

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There are a lot of different levels so everyone can choose their own level.
The site looks very boring and isn't very eye-catching. Everything looks old and it isn't very fun.
Some exercises don't work at all and some are confusing.

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Age group: 7/8
This web has a lot of content and for this reason it could be a bit mess and not very easy to use for children.
Only the part of vocabulary could be easier.

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A bit confusing layout, Old layout, Mac-inaccesible. Needs The Flash Player for certain games, which will be shut down in December 2020.

The Famous people quiz only gives you the right answers.

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Age group: 1st-3rd grade, depending on the level of the student
Pro: You can pick a category depending on your interest/what you want to focus upon
Cons: In order to put the words into the right boxes, one has to scroll up to click on a word, then scroll down in order to put the right word in the right box. The words could've been placed much better.

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there are different categories  for students to pick. There is different difficulty levels. The student have a variety of different of options to pick from that can aid them in the development of a specific area they want to improve on. The website also gives out tips to the students on how to manage certain things during the exam.

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there are different categories  for students to pick. There is different difficulty levels. The student have a variety of different of options to pick from that can aid them in the development of a specific area they want to improve on. The website also gives out tips to the students on how to manage certain things during the exam.

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You can choose between beginner and advanced vocabulary, thats definitely a Pro. Furthermore, there are different categories so you can choose what topic you are most interested in. The layout is nice, you get a good overview of the page.
A contra is that the exercises are not that handy to work with.

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Pro: There's a lot of different games to choose from, even if you have a specific topic, there's much to do.

Con: The games allow you do spell the words wrong and still get the sentence right because you just wrote something.

Age: It varies, but possibly a bit more advanced than younger students understanding.

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Why is this a good exercise?
- It helps the learner with grammar, and gives clues if you answer the questions wrong.
pros/cons:
- It 's a bit hard to use, but it is very effective
- There is a larger variety of exercises that help u use the right words in the right context

what age group do you think it is for?
- it's for older learners because it is more complcated and ment for perfekting grammar.

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The website is good for 0 or 1 graders, who are just starting to learn english. We like that you can hear how to pronounce the words. There's a lot of different exercises, but it might get boring if the class spends too much time on it.

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This Website at the beginning could seem a little bit confusing, but at the end I found it really good to learn and expand your vo
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It was a great exercise! It is fun, I believe the game is for students in their third year. The game was not difficult whatsoever. It has tons of illustrations and is very colorful. 

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It was a great exercise! It is fun, I believe the game is for students in their third year. The game was not difficult whatsoever. It has tons of illustrations and is very colorful. 

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I'll rank it 6 out of 10

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This exercise would be good for pupils which are learning English in their first/second year. There are several different levels (in case of difficulty) available. So there is an exercise for every stage of knowledge in English for 3th/4th grader.

We wouldn't recommend the site for upper age (secondary school). The exercises are to childish and easy for them.

The site is built up quiet simple. So even without and preknowledge in IT all de pupiles should be able to use it.

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Really fun game, but for children it would be rader difficult to fill the gaps in time, but for older kids it might be a good option. It took me some time to figur out when to write.
9/10

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the games presented is designed for younger students that are learning english. The games are designed to build them up in different areas such as spelling, vocabulary and phrases.
The website has quit a simple design, which is good for the students as they might not be good with computer related things, but they can definitely use this site. this is because the creators took into consideration the fact that their target audience is younger and might not much about computer.

The disadvantages for this website is that for some games you can't choose which level of difficulty you want the games in.

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Suitable for young children. Helps them expand their vocabulary by connecting words and pictures.
Very straightforward and simple setup, easy to navigate.

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Rating: 9/10

Why is this a good exercise?
Because you get 4 options so you can choose after getting the word pictured.

Pros/cons.?
Good because you see the options, bad because it depends if you're speaking British or American English.

What age group do you think it is for?
I would say it is good for the younger children as the layout is very easy.

Number 9
the website is really complicated and it looks really messy.
But the age group would probably be from 7th grade and up.

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The exercise is very good for students, who wants to learn different things about a lot of things. The exercise will teach you all from greetings to what to call body parts, and continents. This exercise is more for the English students who are a bit more advance in their learning process. And that is the con about the exercise, the sentence that is uses are to advance for the younger students and the age group is more 5 grad and up, I think. You can as a teacher use part of the exercise on the younger students but not all of it.

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My experience with the webpage was good. I would say there is something for all age groups, but it is mostly for the younger kids in the 4th grade and up.
You can learn about geography, math, writing, biology and much more, with simple tasks. The tasks are easy to read and understand, which makes it easy for everyone to be included, because the level is not too hard.

Game  8:
I would say that this game is for kids from the age of 13-14 and up. There are a lot of words that are not that easy to read and understand. But the website gives you a definition of the word if you press it. Below it you can find exercises with the words.
Overall the page is a bit messy. It's hard to find what you’re looking for, because it’s all there on the front page - sort of.

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This website is suitable if you want to expand your vocabulary. The layout of the website might seem a bit confusing and/or boring as the level of complexity of the words seems to be suited to someone who's relatively new to the language. Based on the layout of the initial website I would assume that it was for young teens (aged 13-15), but content wise i would say that this website is suited for children aged 7-10.

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this web might seem confusing and first and kind of boring, but it is really useful if you want to learn different vocabulary :)

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In my opinion, this exercise appeals best to younger students who have just begun learning English. This is a good exercise because there is a broad range of subjects and the students are able to visually make a connection with the word as every word is illustrated. The only bad thing about this exercise is that the young students would probably get bored of it after some time.

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These exercises/games are designed for a younger age group at a relatively low level of English, probably around elementary level. Great exercises for beginners.
Pros: It has both sound and imagery, so the students can associate the word with these two factors and therefore might have an easier time remembering the word for next time.
A scoreboard has the potential to motivate the students to do better next time, if their score isn't where they want it to be on the scoreboard.
Cons: Even at a harder level, it is fairly simple and wouldn't provide much of a challenge for students above elementary level.
When learning, a timer might stress the learner a bit, because it isn't just about learning, but it's also about being quick, which might lead to misclicks or misspelling

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The game is designed for young students to learn how to quantify different types of food by using sound and imagery. By using these methods the students can  as an example differ between "a watermelon" and "some watermelon". The game is very repetetive which helps the student  remembering the differences.

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I think these games are a 9/10. Pros: They have a variety of games. Its a fun way to learn. Good if you need to train a specific theme, like the time or wheather
Cons: the graphics are a little outdated
Age group: I think this will be suitable for grade 3 to grade 5. The excercises are a little to hard for complete beginners, but will also be too boring for older students.

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The tasks at every category is the same, so I think for older kids it would get too boring after a short amount of time. It can be used to introduction of new words for the younger kids, but I think there is better alternatives to it. Perhaps using some of the tasks in middleschool, but as a supplement to other teaching forms.
The website should be more well-arranged for school use.

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Age group:
This would be a great tool to expand the vocabulary of younger students who have a grasp on the basics of the language, and simply need to practice vocabulary.

Pros:
-The assortment of words seems expansive and varied
-Nicely illustrated, visually appealing, can grab the attention of younger students.
-Intuitive, designed so that there's minimal confusion about how it works.
-Visual teaching, assigning visuals to the word can strengthen memorization.

Cons:
-Could possibly become repetitive after a while.
-The stylization of the illustrations has a slight chance to make them unclear, but not terribly so.

Middling:
-You only get one guess before the site simply shows you what the correct answer is and moves on to the next question. I'm not quite sure if I would label this as a pro or a con, since it can be argued to be both.

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Only sounds, so it's not very useful. 2,5/10
The sounds were very well-made though, which deserves some praise. I think this is for the younger kids in school, but I think there is better alternatives out there, that isn't so repetitive.

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The web page is funny and easy to use but we think that for children could be hard to fill the gaps at the time the song is playing.
Also you can came back and listen again when you dont understand the word.
Score: 7/10

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(Score; 8/10)
This exercise would be good for students of a younger age, who can recognise a picture with small word.
A Con for the game could be that it does not change much, the students might get bored after 5-10 minuts.

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It's fun, but probably too hard for smaller kids. The interface is a little too complicated.

Score: 7/10

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Why is this a good exercise?

- Because it helps build uppon learners vocabulary

pros/cons:
- It can become repetetive.

what age group do you think it is for?
- I would say that it is ment for younger children, as the words arent that hard or complicated. the structure of the exersice is also easy for younger children to follow.

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The website is kind of clunky, not very easy to use and neither does it tell you what to do.
The concept is fun once you figure out what to do.
I would say this is best fitting for older kids due to the spelling but also listening.
It also appears that the website just picks random words out of the song no matter their complexity or what difficulty you play it on.

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Age Group: Teens/Late year pupils
Ranking: 7/10
The Website is a bit weird, and has a very clunky and messy layout, where its hard to find where to start.
The pros of the Website:
- Entertaining to use
- Music makes it easier to catch certain words.
- Easier to remeber what thw words are.
Cons of the Website:
- Messy Layout
- Difficult to find where to start
- The words used can be quite advanced even for the beginner levels.

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Age Group:
It can vary I feel, there seems to be something for everyone here.

Pros:
-Tons of content, you can be very specific with what field of vocabulary you want to exercise

Cons:
Each section has a game or a certain format tied to it, but only one, so if there's one you really want to do, but the specific game it is doesn't vibe with you, that just unfortunate. Would be better if people could be allowed to solve it in different ways. HOWEVER, there does seem to be much overlap with many tests that broach the same topic, so it's not too bad.

Middling:
The layout is functional, but not exactly great. I can't complain, but I'm not going to praise it either.