Inspiris Up to Czech! 4-5

Key features of the Inspiris board game Up to Czech! 4-5

The aim of the game Inspiris Up to Czech! is to pass through 10 stages on the game plan

The aim of the game Inspiris Up to Czech! is to go through 10 stages on the game plan from start to finish. To progress in the game, players must correctly answer one of more than 1000 questions, which are divided into 5 rounds. They can prepare for questions like: Can you tell the different types of numerals apart? Can you distinguish definite from indefinite verb forms? Does the concept of homonyms mean anything to you? Game Inspiris Up to Czech! is not just about knowledge. When a player rolls a six, he or she can draw a quick action to outrun the other players, or choose a question for them to answer. The game is not only fun, but also exciting until the end.

Game Inspiris Up to Czech! practise 5 core areas in more than 1000 questions

Board game Inspiris Up to Czech! 4-5 contains more than 1000 questions which are separated for 4th and 5th grade of primary school. Questions are divided into 5 areas, namely for fourth grade words, sentences, nouns, verbs and named words. In the word category, children will review theory, identify word types, divide words into root, prefix and suffix, focus on identifying word types and replace ungrammatical expressions in a sentence with grammatical expressions. In the category of sentences, there is also the identification of sentence patterns, quotation and conjunction sentences, finding basic sentence pairs and distinguishing between direct and indirect speech. The yellow category focuses on nouns. The children will try to find the subject in a sentence, distinguish between bare and expanded subjects and test their knowledge of noun patterns of all genders. In the verb category, they will revisit simple and compound verb forms, definite and indefinite verb forms, finding prepositions in sentences, identifying bare and expanded prepositions, and matching preposition to subject. The named words area reviews what the children have learned about named words.

Pupils of 5th grade in the game Up to Czech! repeat prepositions, spelling and comma writing

Grade 5 students can also look forward to questions in 5 areas, which are words, dictation, make up, word types and reading comprehension. The word categories will focus on homonyms, matching a preposition with multiple subjects, prefixes and prepositions with/without, writing with/without, verb and noun prepositions with staples, and adopted words. In the dictation category, the children take on a mini-dictation. The opponent reads out a sentence full of tricks and the player's task is to write it on a piece of paper without making a mistake. Category make-up exercises spelling. Children will add commas to sentences, quotation marks to sentences and repeat me/me, upper and lower case letters, u/u and soft and hard i/y. The word types category offers nouns, adjectives, writing and reading numerals and pronouns. The reading and comprehension category will test comprehension of written text in the form of 4 short stories and questions that children will answer after reading.

One game, two rules

Board game Inspiris Up to Czech! 4-5 contains a reversible game plan, with different rules on each side. The practice variant emphasizes the learning, players slowly progress through the stages to the goal and consolidate their knowledge. In a fun and exciting variation of the game, players move up several levels for each correct answer, but can fall back down for a wrong answer. It also brings into play a task card that comes into play when someone rolls a six. In a fun and exciting variant, you don't know who will win until the very end.