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If You Go Down in the Woods Today...
by peter@gameenglish
About the Story
This game is specifically designed for ESL classroom use.
Ratings and Reviews
Reading Level, June 22, 2014*The lowest English level of this game has an average grade level of about 2. It should be easily understood by 7 to 8 year olds. Although this game may seem to target a younger audience, I've had Taiwanese high schoolers ROFL at this game. It's surprisingly cute and suddenly startling.
Readability Indices:
Flesch Kincaid Reading Ease 101.4
Flesch Kincaid Grade Level 0.6
Gunning Fog Score 2.9
SMOG Index 2.4
Coleman Liau Index 5.9
Automated Readability Index -1.1
(Source: Read-able.com)
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Game Details
Current Version: Unknown
License: free
Development System: JavaScript
Forgiveness Rating: Polite
IFID: Unknown
TUID: jnsr8daodhkzm499
If You Go Down in the Woods Today... on IFDB
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The following polls include votes for If You Go Down in the Woods Today...:Games for language learners by Emily Boegheim
What are some good games for people trying to learn another language? I imagine that short games with relatively simple prose and not too many non-standard commands (if they're parser games) would work best, but feel free to suggest...
Games with easy English by Fitbos
I'm a Chinese guy who is really interested in text-based stuff, but my English is not very good for me to play games with hard English. Especially games with slangs every where. So I'm just looking for games that really written in easy...
Child-friendly CYOA (or other interface that's not traditional parser) by blue/green
Most of the games I see on the "appropriate for children" lists are pure parser IF. Are there kid friendly games that have a more accessible interface? CYOA, hyperlink, hybrid parser--any interface that offers some help in figuring out...
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