Sumbedzani ḽiṅwalwa ḽa khwiṋe

English

The whole class on one team against cute, silly monsters, everyone on their own phone or laptop. No one gets hit, and every monster ends up as your friend.

Hune ḽa sumbedzwa hone

On the front page, under "How do you want to play?", a big card at the end that tells about playing a quiz on a big screen as one team against monsters (site.quizMenu.team is its heading): two warm, playful sentences (the rule, "the more right answers, the better you defend", is on a line under it) for teachers and parents. Each child answers on their own phone or laptop; after each question a cute monster does a silly attack, and the more answered right, the better the team blocks it; no one hits the monster, it gets tired, gives up and becomes the team's friend

Kha Tjaz zwino

Kilasi yoṱhe i thimuni nthihi i tshi lwa na zwivhanda zwi naka zwa u sekisa, muṅwe na muṅwe kha founu kana lapthopo yawe. A hu na ane a rwiwa, nahone tshivhanda tshiṅwe na tshiṅwe tshi fhedza tsho vha khonani yaṋu.

Ḽi ṅwaleni sa zwine na nga ḽi amba ngazwo, uri ḽi tshimbilelane na hune ḽa sumbedzwa hone.

Humelani kha maṅwalwa

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