Game overview
Oops, Hedgehog is in trouble!
He forgot to practice math, and now Mr. Owl has challenged him to answer the board and he doesn’t know the answers. Help him by pointing out the correct solution from the numbers that appear!
PARENTS
This application of the Dexterity Skill Development game series allows for a versatile, varied development of numeracy skills. The varied appearance and formulation of tasks maintains the player’s attention, level of motivation, and increases the flexibility of his thinking.
There are three difficulty levels per number range, which include different task types.
- easy: relations, single, decimal neighbors, local valuable definitions
- medium: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division (including supplementation)
- advanced: mixed tasks, operations with several members
It is mainly recommended for lower students, but it is also suitable for developing the calculation routine at a later age.
PEDAGOGICAL METHODOLOGY
Thinking, varied task communication:
• open sentences, relations, operations,
• selection of solutions, immediate feedback,
• adjustable difficulty level.
It is also an ideal game for coloring math lessons and self-study, which we also recommend for dyscalculators.
Key development areas:
• quantitative comparison
• math skills
• problem-solving thinking
• visual attention
Age group: 6-14 years
PARENTS
This application of the Dexterity Skill Development game series allows for a versatile, varied development of numeracy skills. The varied appearance and formulation of tasks maintains the player’s attention, level of motivation, and increases the flexibility of his thinking.
There are three difficulty levels per number range, which include different task types.
- easy: relations, single, decimal neighbors, local valuable definitions
- medium: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division (including supplementation)
- advanced: mixed tasks, operations with several members
It is mainly recommended for lower students, but it is also suitable for developing the calculation routine at a later age.
PEDAGOGICAL METHODOLOGY
Thinking, varied task communication:
• open sentences, relations, operations,
• selection of solutions, immediate feedback,
• adjustable difficulty level.
It is also an ideal game for coloring math lessons and self-study, which we also recommend for dyscalculators.
Key development areas:
• quantitative comparison
• math skills
• problem-solving thinking
• visual attention
Age group: 6-14 years
Developer
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