[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":22},["ShallowReactive",2],{"game-details:nghe-ke-chuyen:en":3},{"description":4,"learn":5,"howTo":11,"parentTips":16},"A listening game for kids ages 4–8: hear a short story, then tap a picture to answer who, where, what, what color and why questions.",[6,7,8,9,10],"Listening to and remembering a short story of 3–7 sentences","Answering who, where, what and what color questions, then why questions; longer stories ask questions whose answer is not said outright","Listening for details: each story has several people and things, and only one fits the question","18 everyday stories about family, animals, weather, the market, the beach, birthdays and helping friends","With the Vietnamese voice, kids hear the stories in Vietnamese instead",[12,13,14,15],"Press \"Play now\". A picture appears and the story is read aloud; the words stay hidden so kids practice listening.","Then come 2–3 questions. Tap one of three pictures to answer. On a computer, keys 1, 2 and 3 work too.","Forgot something? Press \"Hear the story again\" to hear it from the start, or the speaker button to hear the question again.","After the questions, the story text appears for a recap. Press \"New story\" for another one.",[17,18,19,20,21],"It starts with three-sentence stories and simple who and what questions, then moves up to seven sentences and why questions that need a little reasoning (dark clouds mean rain is coming). At the top level, the story picture shows only the background, so kids remember by listening.","All three answer pictures also appear in the story picture, so looking alone does not give the answer away: kids have to listen.","After playing, ask your child to retell the story in their own words, or ask \"What would you do?\".","The recap shows the story text: older kids can read it themselves, younger ones can follow the highlighted sentence while it is read again.","The game is meant to be heard. With the sound off, the story text appears in place of the picture with the current sentence highlighted, so a grown-up or an older child can read along.",1793104670187]