Whether you are a French Immersion student, taking French classes or new to the language, this website endeavors to provide you with useful links and information that will help you along your path to becoming functionally bilingual in both of Canada's official languages. Here is a sample of some of the ways students can participate in French or bilingual opportunities in Manitoba, in Canada and abroad.
A made-in-Manitoba website with online French language games modified to the needs of French Immersion and basic French students. A variety of links to websites offering games and activities for beginner and intermediate French-second-language learners.
French language site with over 50 games. Play a few games every day for free, or subscribe for full access. Online platform with certified educational resources for young French learners.
Life: The Game on Poki is the best way to experience an entire journey, from birth to death, in game form! From study dates to actual dates, play Life: The Game and see if your life is delightful or disastrous.
This Life game features different minigames for each stage of your life. You can play Life: The Game for free, but your bad decisions might cost you your in-game survival! Closely related to architecture, you can design lots of spaces, inside or outside. Various games give you a range of tools to play with, so you can turn a room, house, or garden into whatever you visualize.
You also have video games like Elder Scrolls: Skyrim that simply inspire fans to decorate their actual homes to mirror their favorite titles. Gaming really can help you develop artistic and practical skills. As you step into the shoes of different video game characters, you get to experience parts of their journey.
The more immersive the gameplay, the more you can learn from it. This is especially true when it comes to activities like creating buildings and objects. Minecraft is the best example. While not fully realistic, it can teach you to enjoy DIY and appreciate the time, effort, and resources that go into crafting what you need. Planting, growing, harvesting, and using produce are features in several video games, genres ranging from simulation to role-playing.
You may not be able to feel the soil or break a real sweat tilling your farm, but you do get the basics of how gardening works. With some video games, learning to craft your own tools, manage valuables, and plan missions are important to your very survival. Battle is essential to most video games, so players tend to know their way around swords, guns, armor, and combat tactics—in theory, at least.
Titles like Mortal Kombat and The Witcher take extra care to make sequences engaging and realistic. Performing them in real life is much harder, of course.
Professional martial artists really put their skills to the test by enacting famous moves from video games. That said, if you find yourself in a real confrontation that demands action and quick thinking, long hours of gaming can give you enough tricks and confidence to face it.
Even though these are designed for students, many are worthwhile for players of any age. From the Army to the Navy to handling emergencies to disarming situations non-violently, these games all focus on training for the real deal.
Students at online colleges for homeland security can have fun while also learning valuable information about handling missions.
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