User manual LEXIBOOK POWER SPIDER-MAN

[. . . ] Introduction Take part in Spider-Man's adventures with this extra flat computer featuring 90 educational and fun activities. Spider-Man will guide you through all the essential school subjects such as English, math, foreign languages and logic. Plus, your Power Spider-Man contains a Marvel encyclopaedia to learn all about Spider-Man and other famous characters!You will also discover the activity Marvel Trump, a virtual card game where the superheroes challenge the villains and vice-versa. [. . . ] Note: this game has one level and one player only. PORTUGUESE Activity 55 : Vocabulary 1 Activity 56 : Translator 1 Activity 57 : Vocabulary 2 Activity 58 : Translator 2 Activity 59 : Memory Activity Activity Activity Activity 60 61 62 63 : : : : Missing Letter Flip Flop Extra Letter Hangman Activity 66: Get 15 A horizontal grid of 9 cases each one represented by a number from 1 to 9 is displayed on the screen. The purpose of the game is to select 3 cases in order to reach a sum equal to 15. Move the cursor onto the number of your choice and press ENTER to start playing. Your score and the score of your opponent are displayed at the bottom of the screen. While you can play with another player, there is only one level. Vocabulary 1 A word is displayed in the foreign language you selected. You can scroll the proposals by using the direction keys LEFT and RIGHT, and press ENTER to confirm your choice. 9 10 Activity 67: Towers Some disks are piled up onto an axis and create a pyramid. To win a game, you must move all disks from the first axis on the left to the last axis on the right. You can only move one disk at a time and it must always have a smaller size than the one on top of which this disk will be placed. Then use the Left / Right keys to select the axis on which you wish to move your disk. Press ENTER: the disk that you had selected has been moved to the axis of your choice. Proceed the same way for all disks until you have rebuilt a pyramid on the last right hand side axis. Note: You have the possibility to place all disks back on the first axis by pressing the player game. This is a one level, one Move the cursor below the pawn that you wish to play. Then, move the cursor below the case where you want to place the pawn and press ENTER. In 2 Players mode, Player 1 uses Left / Right keys of the keyboard and Player 2 uses Up / Down keys to move his pawns. While you can play with another player, there is only one level. Activity 71: Eliminator The purpose of the game is to eliminate all objects displayed on the screen. You can choose among 30 possible grids, numbered from 0 to 29 in the upper right hand side of the screen. Use the Left/Right keys to select a grid, and press ENTER to start a game. To delete the objects, you must move them in the grid so that at least two identical objects are aligned on a same horizontal or vertical line. All objects of the grid move at the same time, in the selected direction, until they bump into an obstacle. Beware that you can only use a limited number of attempts, as indicated in the lower right hand side of the screen. The game is finished when all objects have been eliminated (you win the game), or when you cannot eliminate any object anymore (game is lost then), or when there is only one object left. This is a one level, one player game. Activity 68: Secret code The game has chosen a secret code. [. . . ] To save another melody, proceed the same way: your new melody will replace the previous one in the memory of the game. Activity 83: Sound Box Listen to 21 different sound effects by selecting them within the list displayed on the screen. Use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll the list and press ENTER to select one sound effect. Activity 84: Drawing Draw on the screen by moving the paintbrush using the direction keys. When you want to stop drawing press again the ENTER key (the paint brush will blink indicating that you can move it without colouring). You can also choose between 4 colours to mix: black (press 1), dark grey (press 2), light grey (press 3) and white (press 4). [. . . ]