Description
A journey game for students from grade 3 to grade 2 in secondary school who have difficulty understanding and using substitution words in writing, or for students of any age who have difficulty replacing certain words orally with personal pronouns or anaphoric repetitions. Players take instruction cards and advance their gold-digging pawn to reach the Klondike.
Four levels of difficulty are offered on the instruction cards. At the easiest level, players must replace one or two words or phrases in a sentence with subject pronouns or, sometimes, object pronouns. At the most difficult level, players must substitute three or more words or phrases with various subject and object pronouns. Special cards also allow players to progress more or less quickly.
In addition, several instruction cards also allow you to work on producing verbs whose present indicative form in the third person singular differs from that in the third person plural, when spoken. These cards are identified with the letters ds (sound difference). This additional objective is an asset of the game.
Four levels of difficulty are offered on the instruction cards. At the easiest level, players must replace one or two words or phrases in a sentence with subject pronouns or, sometimes, object pronouns. At the most difficult level, players must substitute three or more words or phrases with various subject and object pronouns. Special cards also allow players to progress more or less quickly.
In addition, several instruction cards also allow you to work on producing verbs whose present indicative form in the third person singular differs from that in the third person plural, when spoken. These cards are identified with the letters ds (sound difference). This additional objective is an asset of the game.