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This document summarizes an instructional game called Mingoville for teaching English as a foreign language to 3rd grade students. The game uses a narrative approach and includes activities, songs, stories and a creative lab. It aims to improve students' communication, writing, reading and critical thinking skills. Teachers can plan sequences of activities and evaluate students. Potential weaknesses include the inability to skip questions and lack of increasing activity complexity.
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