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In this interactive matching activity, students will see a series of images related to concepts such as rights, duties, and citizenship. Next to the images, a list of English words will appear (for example: rights, justice, freedom, community, etc.).
The objective of the game is to drag and drop each word next to the image that best represents it, or click to select the correct pair.
Each time the student makes a correct match, they will advance in the game and be able to see their progress. Upon completion, the system will display correct and incorrect answers, allowing for immediate feedback.
This dynamic makes learning visual, active, and meaningful, facilitating the association between English vocabulary and its visual representation.
The objective of the game is to drag and drop each word next to the image that best represents it, or click to select the correct pair.
Each time the student makes a correct match, they will advance in the game and be able to see their progress. Upon completion, the system will display correct and incorrect answers, allowing for immediate feedback.
This dynamic makes learning visual, active, and meaningful, facilitating the association between English vocabulary and its visual representation.
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Karen Johana Urrutia Pérez
Colombia
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