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Fun way to help students develop spatial skills.

Anna G.
 Classroom teacher
James Denman Middle School
San Francisco, United States
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My Grades 6, 7, 8
My Subjects Math, Science
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My Students Liked It Yes
My Students Learned Yes
I Would Recommend It Yes
Setup Time Less than 5 minutes
Great for Creation
Individual
Great with Advanced learners
ELL
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Low literacy
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How I Use It
This is a fun game to help students develop spatial skills. It allows the use of multiple modalities. Students need to visually arrange patterns to create music. It starts out fairly easy, but increases in difficulty with each puzzle. Students work well together in partners, but not so well in small groups. This could go well with a geometry and physics lesson on angles.
My Take
I think this is a fun game to use with kids that need a higher challenge. Students may find it a little frustrating because there are no directions that really come with the game and there is no concrete solution for each puzzle. Students who frustrate easily will give up. Students who are motivated and like being challenged will continue playing the game. The great part is that all students can try to play the game regardless of reading or language level.