Cyberchase Games
Games we include:
These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
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Your child develops spatial reasoning and logical thinking skills by visualizing the 2-dimensional view of a 3-dimensional object.
4 subjects: Geometry, 3D Shapes, Logic / Reasoning, Spatial Reasoning
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Your child develops estimation skills by estimating the number in the addition problem.
4 subjects: Estimation, Numbers, Mathematical Operations, Addition / Subtraction
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Your child develops an understanding of 2D vs. 3D shapes by printing 2D shapes and folding them to create 3D shapes.
3 subjects: Basic Shapes, Geometry, Art
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Your child learns about logic and real world math by leading Betty on the shortest route around town.
2 subjects: Measurement, Logic / Reasoning
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Your child learns about volume and spatial relations by choosing an accurate combination of cups to fill the space with water.
5 subjects: Investigation / Experimentation, Observing and Collecting Data, ...
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Your child develops their logical reasoning by trying to get three people across the river in the fewest number of moves.
1 subject: Logic / Reasoning
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Your child develops logic and reasoning skills by finding counter examples to the given statement.
1 subject: Logic / Reasoning
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Your child develops fine motor skills and an understanding about the way objects move by guiding marbles through a maze. It's harder than it looks!
4 subjects: Physical Development, Fine Motor Skills, Physical Science, Mechanics
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Your child learns to interact with others by printing Valentines to give to friends.
1 subject: Exploration / Curiosity
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