SpelLit
Introduction
“SpelLit 4.0 is a mobile, body- and space-related learning game for three to six children at the endof preschool or children in the first year of primary school. It enables them to read and writecollaboratively. At the same time the game promotes gross motor and social activities.” (Winkler, Akyildiz, & Herczeg, 2019 [1])
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