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The entertaining creature Dandelin helps children aged 5 to 8 years to discover the German language independently
Dandelin
by Studio Gaus GmbH
What is it about?
The entertaining creature Dandelin helps children aged 5 to 8 years to discover the German language independently. The topics covered include areas particularly relevant for children of this age: at home, at school and in the park. Illustrative videos introduce the vocabulary and interactive games are used to train these words directly. There are also catchy songs that strengthen the vocabulary and various rewards for completed tasks, such as creative handicraft instructions or colouring pictures. Learning the German language is fun and easy!
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App Store Description
The entertaining creature Dandelin helps children aged 5 to 8 years to discover the German language independently. The topics covered include areas particularly relevant for children of this age: at home, at school and in the park. Illustrative videos introduce the vocabulary and interactive games are used to train these words directly. There are also catchy songs that strengthen the vocabulary and various rewards for completed tasks, such as creative handicraft instructions or colouring pictures. Learning the German language is fun and easy!
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