Short answers come early in English: Yes, it is; No, it can’t; It’s red. The voice asks a question about a picture and each team taps the right answer, which the voice then says. It starts with yes or no questions and moves on to What is it?, What colour?, How many?, Where? and What is she doing?

Yes or no questions (Is it a dog?, Can it fly?) with a picture; on hard, What colour? and How many?
What is it?, What colour is it? and How many?, with three answers; on hard, all of them.
All the questions, with four answers; on hard, no pictures on the answers.
The screen splits in two and each team plays on its own half at the same time.
One child plays on the whole screen at their own pace: on the whiteboard, a computer or a tablet.
Is it a...?, Can it...?, What is it?, What colour is it?, How many...?, Where is...? and What is he, she or it doing?
Yes. Yes or no questions are answered with the yes and no pictures, no reading needed.
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No. It opens in the browser of the interactive whiteboard, panel, computer, tablet or iPad. Once loaded, it also works offline.
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