Try Out the New Verbivore Conjugation Game with Your Child!

In Verbivore, your child plays the part of a young culinary superhero who dreams of becoming the world’s greatest chef. First, they pick an avatar that they can customize however they want. Next, they’ll try their hand at preparing unique recipes as they visit different cooking schools. 
Each ingredient bubble they pop unlocks a conjugation challenge they must answer correctly to properly prepare their dish. 
But be careful! The recipe can only succeed if each verb is conjugated correctly! 
The game features two distinct game modes:

• List mode: your child chooses one of three list options to practise their verbs—create a personalized verbs list; choose one of Alloprof’s preset verbs lists, organized by theme and grade level; or use a code from a list created by their teacher. 
  Next, they’ll tackle a recipe by popping some bubbles. The goal is to line up their bubbles to unlock conjugation questions. At the end of each attempt, they receive feedback if they’ve made a mistake. That way, they can see what conjugation rule they should have used. Levels can be played independently, but are designed to gradually increase in difficulty. List mode is perfect for students who need repeated, targeted practice.
   
• Story mode: ideal for students who want to use verbs in context. In story mode, your child reads a story and conjugates the underlined verbs on each page. This lets them focus on conjugating verbs while using them in context.

The list of top-ranking players will be featured on the main menu page in the Concours WowChef section. The scores of all the players, no matter their level, are compiled each month, and the winning culinary school is posted on the home screen! 

Verbivore is a motivating new game that encourages your child to improve their conjugating skills while having fun. Try it once and you’re sure to be hooked! Here are just a few of the benefits of using Verbivore to practise conjugating verbs.
 

• An Efficient Conjugation Learning Tool
  Each round of the game is designed to allow children to focus on one question at a time. They play at their own pace and without pressure, so it’s perfect as a quick review before homework or a little after-school challenge. The game is quick to play, which makes it easy to fit into a routine without overloading your child’s schedule.
   
• Reward-Based Gameplay
  The more answers they get right, the more their efforts are rewarded: In addition to cooking up a tasty dish, they’ll earn stars they can use to personalize their avatar and points to help them move up the ranks in the culinary academy.  
   
• Personalized Learning
  The game lets you create your own lists of verbs to practise with. If your child has difficulty with a particular verb or tense, you can help them put together a customized list to practise. What’s more, at the end of each round, a results page displays the verbs that still need some work, so your child can target their weak points and go over them more effectively.
   

Here are a few ideas to help your child become a superhero chef in Verbivore.
 

• Start Together 
  The first time playing, sit down with your child and explore the game together. Help them create their first list of verbs and understand how the game modes work. 
   
• Zero In On Tricky Verbs 
  If you notice that your child is having difficulty conjugating certain verbs, encourage them to create a personalized list to practise in the game. You can even use the verbs from the results page at the end of each round.
   
• Get the Whole Family Involved 
  Why not take turns playing the game with other family members? You can challenge each other to see who gets the highest score or completes the most recipes.
  Verbivore’s exciting world, motivating rewards, and targeted learning features makes learning conjugations as easy as pie. In short order, your little chef will conquer the kitchen—and their French verbs!