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Kids
are treated to a fun introductory video featuring the
founder of Spectacle City, Horton Spectacle, who briefs
players about their mission to save the city from financial
problems--through math skills, of course!
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Children
enter the toy store and are greeted by a clerk who needs
help filling toy orders. As they help out, they practice
skills in place value.
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Some
rather unprofessional construction workers left window panes
and walls unfinished at the World "Piece"
Building. Kids work with pattern tiles (on harder levels,
they must flip and rotate tiles) in order to clean up the
mess.
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Animals
need to be sorted at the pet store, Creature Comforts. This
screen shows the activity at the "hard"
level.
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Children
place seafood items onto a scale at the pier. They must
enter the total weight using numbers on the keyboard.
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How
many strawberries measure the same length as one pepper?
Kids work with measurement (including the concepts of
"longer" and "shorter") in this fun
activity found at the pier. |
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Before riding the city's
ferry, kids need to help fix the broken clock. In this case,
the ferry clock is behind by half an hour. |
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Exact
change only on this bus! Kids exercise money recognition and
money math skills in order to navigate through Spectacle
City! |
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