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These vocabulary games are listed in the order you will find them in your BRAVO textbook. The first lesson is called "Primer Paso, Leccion 1" and the last lesson is named "Unidad 9, Leccion 3."

The order you may find to be the most helpful when beginning to use these online games is as follows:

1st: Print out a list of the lesson's vocabulary words. To do this, choose the lesson that we are currently studying in class (example: Unidad 3, Lección 3) and click on that blue link to go there to the games. Once you see the list of games (matching, flash cards, etc.), then you will see right below those a link that says "List of terms" and you will click there. Then you will be able to print the entire list by using the print command on your computer. This will allow you to print the entire list of words that you see on your screen, Spanish in one column and English in the other.

2nd: After studying over the voc. list, try the matching games. That way, you will have all the Spanish AND English definitions to match up on one page at a time. Very easy.

3rd: Work your way into the flashcards. Try looking at the Spanish word first (Spanish side up) --then try to guess the English definition. Eliminate cards with words you find easy and focus on the vocabulary this way, switch to the English word on the top of the card and produce the Spanish word from your memory. MUCH more difficult---this is how you will have to supply answers on your voc. quizzes (spelling counts; practice that, too!)

4th: Use the Concentration and Word Search games last. These do not really help you to learn the voc. They are mostly for testing your memory and whether or not you can recognize the words and their location on the gameboard.

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