Airim Play
Word games for English lessons. The teacher teaches a word, then the app asks for it back in different ways and remembers what each student missed.
One word, five ways to practise it
Every game works from the same list of words, so a student meets a word, recognises it, says it, writes its first letter and reads about it.
Meet the words
A picture, the word, a short description and a sentence. Tap to hear it, or to see it in Kazakh or Russian.
Listen and tap
Hear a word and tap the right picture out of three. No reading needed.
Say it
A picture only. The student says the word and the teacher taps right or try again.
Trace the letter
Follow the dotted guide with a finger to write the first letter.
Pick the description
One picture and three descriptions, for students who can read.
Made for small classes
Groups of up to eight
Built around the way we teach: a few students, one teacher, everyone taking part.
From age five to adult
Pre-readers use pictures and sound. Readers get words and descriptions. Each student has their own level.
Kazakh and Russian on tap
The words are English. One tap shows the Kazakh or Russian translation.
Careful with children's data
Students do not need accounts. Audio is never stored: the teacher marks an answer right or try again, and only that mark is kept.
No homework, no leaderboard
It is for use in lessons, with the teacher. Stars are personal, and nothing is ranked in public.
Open it and have a look
The app opens on a front screen with a student, a teacher and a parent view to look around. Teachers sign in by invitation from the centre.