Digital games can support language development in primary school in many ways.
They make learning fun and interactive, so children stay motivated. When students play games, they often read instructions, listen to dialogues, and follow tasks in English, which helps them practice vocabulary and grammar naturally. Games also create situations where children must communicate, make choices, and solve problems, all using the target language. Many digital games include repetition, which helps children remember new words better. In addition, games can be adapted to different levels, so every child can learn at their own pace. Overall, digital games turn language learning into an enjoyable and active experience, helping young learners develop speaking, reading, listening, and even writing skills.
Markhaba Nurpeissova
