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Polish Spelling: ó czy u, rz czy ż, ch czy h

Eight games for the Polish spelling and grammar taught in klasa II: ó/u, rz/ż, ch/h, ą/ę, capital letters, syllables, punctuation and story problems.

The 8 games

Every one of these has 3 levels. The harder ones ask more questions and offer more answers to choose from, so a round grows with the child instead of ending in a minute.

Eight games for the spelling and grammar Polish children meet in klasa II. These are the ones that stay hard for years, because the sound gives nothing away.

How a round works

A word appears with a gap — kr_l — and two doors: ó or u. After the answer the reason appears: król → królowa. The rule is the lesson, not the single word, so the same explanation carries to words the game never shows.

The three sets

  • ó czy u — the exchange rule (mróz → mrozy) and the endings that always take u (-unek, -uszek)
  • rz czy ż — rz after consonants and in -arz endings, ż where it exchanges (książka → księga)
  • ch czy h — ch at the end of a word, and the words that simply take h

Spoken in Polish

The words are read aloud with a Polish voice, and every word a child gets wrong comes back later through the daily review.

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