Igbo

I am a Primary 2 pupil who can now hold a short Igbo talk. Race me through four turns with

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning dotted vowels in Igbo. Say ọnụ, ntị and ụkwụ against onu,

I am a Primary 2 pupil reading Igbo aloud. Give me a five-sentence description of a person

I am a Primary 2 pupil labelling a drawing in Igbo. Give me four body words with the Engli

I am a Primary 2 pupil revising Igbo body words. Play a pointing game with me: call out a

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning to describe people in Igbo. Describe a picture to me, ask

I am a Primary 2 pupil practising Igbo describing words. Read me a short description and l

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning the dotted ọ in Igbo. Tell me in plain English how ọ in ọc

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning Igbo colour words. Teach me six of them with the English b

I am a Primary 2 pupil who likes Igbo stories about family. Tell me a story of about 120 w

I am a Primary 2 pupil writing Igbo colour words. Set me a page with six coloured squares

I am a Primary 2 pupil who wants to say colours quickly in Igbo. Teach me a snap game: giv

I am a Primary 2 pupil who loves gwam gwam gwam riddles. Ask me three Igbo riddles whose a

I am a Primary 2 pupil reading Igbo directions. Give me four sentences describing one rout

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning to hear the dot in Igbo. Explain to me in plain English ho

I am a Primary 2 pupil talking about letters in Igbo. Be the other child in a four-turn ex

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning why Igbo dots matter. Explain to me simply why the dots on

I am a Primary 2 pupil meeting the letter ṅ in Igbo. Open my lesson by saying Ṅụọ mmiri an

I am a Primary 2 pupil learning the word ṅụrịa, meaning rejoice. Explain gently in simple

I am a Primary 2 pupil reading Igbo consonant words. Give me a five-line reading card usin