MARIO'S ENGLISH ACADEMY v0.9 FLOW EDITION @NeuroEnglishMMP

NeuroEnglish for You! · Flow Edition

From clues to choices: four English challenges

Flow Edition adds four missions to Mario’s English Academy: Detective, Emotions, Spelling and Story. You will connect a sentence with a picture, infer how someone feels, spell familiar words and read short choices to find a route through a fictional haunted school.

Suggested level: A1–A2 for familiar words and sentence patterns; some emotion words and story passages need extra support. Time: about 15–25 minutes, divided into short sessions. The score records game performance rather than a certified language level.

Prepare before starting

Review on, under, in, next to, opposite and between. Compare The cat is on the box with The cat is under the box: changing one short word changes the picture. Then say happy, sad, tired and thirsty, and spell apple aloud.

Your route through the game

1. Detective: read or listen to the whole clue, identify the objects and check the preposition before choosing the picture.
2. Emotions: use the situation to choose the best description. Someone who wants water is thirsty; someone who needs food is hungry.
3. Spelling: listen to the word, use its picture as a clue and enter the letters in order.
4. Story: read the short scene and choose an action. Different choices lead to different endings. The story includes fictional ghosts and monsters; read with an adult if you prefer support.

Start with Detective and follow the unlock sequence. Read the instruction screen before each round. Sound requires a browser voice; if no voice is available, use the written clues. Take breaks between rounds and practise difficult items without a timer.

Learn from an error

Next to means beside something; between places something in the middle of two things. Tired and exhausted are related, but exhausted describes a stronger feeling. Write a short reason for your choice instead of remembering only the answer’s position.

A final speaking and writing task

Describe two objects in your room using different prepositions. Then say how you feel and give a reason: I am tired because I played football. After the story, write three sentences explaining your route. A partner can read them and try the same choices.

Different missions: the six-mission activity practises food, living things, actions, false friends, body parts and weather. Flow Edition is a separate learning route.

Activity and learning guide: Manuel Molina Porlán · Guide revised 27 October 2026. Use an alias if asked for a player name.

Mario's English Academy. English for Kids

NeuroEnglish for You! · Six everyday English missions

Listen, choose and explain your answer

This activity turns familiar words into small decisions: follow a food order, identify living things, match an action, recognise a body part and choose clothes for the weather. The False Friends mission also helps Spanish speakers avoid misleading translations.

Suggested level: A1–A2 with adult support when needed. Time: about 15–25 minutes, with breaks between missions. These are practice activities; a game score is not a language certificate.

Before you play

Say these words aloud: apple, banana, egg, head, hand, jump, run, rainy, sunny. Make a sentence with two of them. For example, It is sunny. I have an apple. Turn on the sound if you want to hear the instructions. Voices depend on your browser or device.

How to use the six missions

1. Kitchen: select the first mission, read its instructions and listen for the ingredient and quantity before choosing.
2. Forest: decide whether the item belongs to the living or non-living category used in the game.
3. Simon: match a written action to its picture. Read the whole word before responding.
4. Friends: use the sentence to select the Spanish meaning, rather than guessing from the spelling.
5. Body: match the body-part word to its picture.
6. Weather: choose suitable clothing or an object for the weather shown.

Complete the available mission to unlock the next one. Pause between rounds if the timer makes you rush. You can practise the same words orally without using the timer.

Understand two common mistakes

Library means biblioteca; a place where you buy books is a bookshop. Soap means jabón, while soup means sopa. The sentence gives you the clue: you wash with soap and eat soup.

After playing: make the language yours

Write three sentences: a food order, an action and a weather choice. Try Two apples, please. I can jump. It is raining; I need an umbrella. Underline one word you confused and explain its meaning to a partner. For teachers: ask learners to justify a choice before they repeat a round.

Choose your next route: this page contains Kitchen, Forest, Simon, Friends, Body and Weather. Flow Edition is a separate set with prepositions, emotions, spelling and a branching story.

Activity and learning guide: Manuel Molina Porlán · Guide revised 27 October 2026. Use an alias if asked for a player name.