Educational Games:Part 1

Do your children or students hate doing maths?
Are plain numbers and worksheets not enough to attract their interest in the subject of maths?
Fret not,it's hard to hate maths with an interactive and aesthetically appealing game like this!
Name of the Game:Fishin' Mission
Suitable age group:4-6 years of age
Concept:Counting and Sorting
Aim of the Game:Help the fisherman catch the correct number and type of fish before time runs out!

Instructions:
1.Notice the number of fish that the fisherman has requested.
2.Click on the fish to drag them one by one into the net.
3.Do so until you reach the correct number of fish and before your time is up!
4.For the higher level,remember to put in the correct type of fish.If not,the net will break!

Why play this game?
It teaches the concept of counting and sorting in a simple and attractive manner.The layout and design are neat and organized.The navigation is easy.The instructions are systematic and appropriate for pre-schoolers.Positive,encouraging words are shown when one finishes a level successfully.Teacher and parents alike can use this game to teach their children numbers and sorting.It can be used as a tune-in activity for a lesson that goes into a more complex manner of sorting.It can also be used as a closure for a lesson that was about counting to ten.It positively reinforces their counting and sorting concepts.

Rating:Excellent!

Click here to try it out!
Have fun!

More about the game?
It has about four levels.
The first level has numbers ranging from one to five and one type of fish.
The second level has numbers ranging from five to ten and one type of fish.
The third level has number ranging from one to five but brings in two types of fish.
The fourth level has number ranging from five to ten and two types of fish.