Grammarwocky XL
© 2015 RuggEd Productions
$0.99, iPad, iPhone, Apple TV
9-Up
Teaches: grammar, reading, language, parts of speech
CTR Review
A good idea with limited design, this grammar sorting race shows you lines of poetry that slowly drift down the screen. You must race to destroy all the words by matching the type of word with the correct classification of word.
The lines are nonsense words, coming from Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky." The idea is to help you improve your understanding of the eight parts of speech. If you destroy all 28 lines of the poem, you get to slay the beast. This is a good idea and it successfully turns grammar sorting into a game. But the overall design is clunky.
The lines are nonsense words, coming from Lewis Carroll's poem "Jabberwocky." The idea is to help you improve your understanding of the eight parts of speech. If you destroy all 28 lines of the poem, you get to slay the beast. This is a good idea and it successfully turns grammar sorting into a game. But the overall design is clunky.
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