250 prompts matching "Thumbs up for the dotted vowel"
Ask for help with biko
I am a Primary 2 pupil asking for help in Igbo. Be the helper in a five-turn exchange wher
Spin the market-day wheel
I am a Primary 2 pupil revising the Igbo day names. Spin an imaginary wheel for me, then l
Igbo bingo up to fifty
I am a Primary 2 pupil playing bingo in Igbo. Give me a card layout, twenty numbers to be
Pick it up when correct
I am a Primary 2 pupil hearing dots in Igbo market words. Drill ọnụahịa, ọkụkọ and akwụkwọ
Ask the price of yam
I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo at a stall. Be the trader in a five-line exchange w
Read the market dialogue
I am a Primary 2 pupil reading an Igbo dialogue. Set the six-line market talk out as a pas
Point to the animal card
I am a Primary 2 pupil hearing dots in Igbo story words. Drill akụkọ, agụ and nkịta agains
Read the tale in five sentences
I am a Primary 2 pupil reading an Igbo folk tale. Cut the tale into five short sentences w
Retell the opening in three sentences
I am a Primary 2 pupil retelling an Igbo tale in writing. Show me three model sentences te
Write the lesson of a tale
I am a Primary 2 pupil writing in Igbo about a story. Show me two model sentences that giv
Make a question rise at the end
I am a Primary 2 pupil asking questions in Igbo. Explain to me in plain English how an Igb
Igbo on the way to school
I am a Primary 2 pupil travelling to school by car. Turn the journey into Igbo practice fo
Igbo for a video call
I am a Primary 2 pupil speaking Igbo to my grandmother on a video call. Give me ten short
Ask a rule, give the reason
I am a Primary 2 pupil learning to give reasons in Igbo. Be Onye Abụọ and let me be Onye M
Song for a clean compound
I am a Primary 2 pupil who helps tidy our school compound, the ogige ụlọakwụkwọ. Teach me
Match rules to their reasons
I am a Primary 2 pupil revising rules and reasons in Igbo. Make me an eight-card matching
Greet a neighbour in the afternoon
I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo greetings. Be a neighbour I meet in the afternoon a
Welcome an elder at the door
I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo manners. Be a visiting elder at our door and run a
Greeting grandmother on the phone
I am a Primary 2 pupil reading Igbo. Give me a five-sentence passage about a child greetin
Clapping rhyme for body parts
I am a Primary 2 pupil who plays clapping games. Teach me a traditional-style Igbo rhyme a