My Take
It's easy to get started, all you need to do is simply drag and drop the different elements to expect the results. You can also check the corresponding encyclopedia when a new element appears. This game can help children to get some knowledge quickly. But only for younger children. It is very interesting and I believe that all children will like it.
How I Use It
This small game can be provided to younger children to help them understand the logical and developmental relationships between different objects with a teacher. It requires the teacher to maintain interaction and interpretation during use to help children develop a deeper understanding.
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Dylan F.
May 2, 2022
Discover unlimited combinations in this addicting game
I believe this resource is an incredible introductory resource tool. While it may not give too much in depth information to students, it definitely gives them an opening to ask questions about why different materials will combine to form others. I really liked the design of each new variable discovered in the game, and I thought the music and sound design kept me engaged as well. I think that some students may have difficulty solving this, and at times the game does fall into trial and error, throwing random resources together to see what happens, rather than thinking critically about what they should solve. I also think the encyclopedia section which catalogues new discoveries should have more information about each item.
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Catherine S.
May 1, 2022
Simple game that keeps the focus of students
This isn't my first choice as a teaching tool, my students enjoyed it very much and it kept them occupied. It was easy to get stuck but a few "hints" and "cheats" got my students back on track.
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Farrah E.
Old Bridge, NJ
February 12, 2021
Great for students to learn on their own.
This website was very useful for students to be able to experiment with things they can't usually play around with. Instead of being told what to do, they can just play around with the buttons and learn along the way. It was a great experience for someone who is looking to learn by trial and error.
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