Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Education | Free | Education Services Australia Ltd. | iPad |
Key learning objectives:
- Students analyse problems by using a range of strategies, including interpreting clues, intuition, and trial and error.
- Students solve problems by using literacy and numeracy skills.
Educational value:
- Provides opportunities for students to solve problems using their literacy and numeracy skills within the context of a pirate treasure map.
- Encourages the use of trial and error to discover the correct sequence of problem solving.
- Includes a variety of problem types which focus on, for example, spelling, shapes, visual cues, word knowledge, addition of numbers and time.
This is a great app. It has a mix of math, jigsaw, planning, and ordering. Six and eight year old kids love it. We need more puzzles like this.
This is a great little app. I would spend a ton of money on more like it. Son is 6 and loves it. Game is very short - more levels or more apps would be fantastic.
Great in concept but lacks variety. In the word maker for example, there is never any variation on the letters. A child learning how to write three-letter words then, always defaults to the tried and true because the letters on the coconuts never change. Because of this, my kid played it all of 3 times and then lost interest. Too repetitive.
I have played this game three times and I see NO DIFFERENCE in the game at all. is there a way to get to the eight other levels? All the challenges are the same. Great ideas for the puzzles but they didn't change & there was no menu or levels. I don't see how there are eight challenges.
My 4 year old girl loves pirates. She completed all the stages in no time and was delighted to find the treasure! Can't believe this was free! Aye! Would definitely recommend this for someone with a love for Pirates! Arrrrgh!!!
Great app to work on listening skills and following directions. Engaging and well designed. My K-2 language impaired students love this app. It would be great if you would either come up with a sequel or additional activities with the original. The kids want more.
Great concept just no variety. Add more levels and challenges and I would LOVE it and pay $$ for it. I am a homeschool mom with 8 kids, ages 7-16.
My 7 yr old son loved this game! But, it is too short lived, it really needs more levels and variety!