After all, you'll need a different combination every time you play. The major emphasis is on math skills such as estimation, logic, equivalents, and geometry. Without a doubt, Domino Bridge, where kids help Blaster build a bridge before the bugs build their bridge with data chips. In 3-D Bug Hunt, for instance, kids can learn number ranges by practising addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Musical Math is an all-time favourite of ours.
Kids can identify geometric shapes while building their very own music machine.
Get one shape wrong and you'll know it by the zany sound-effects that ruin the tune. It's a great way to identify geometric shapes, from pentagons to isosceles trapezoids. Not a problem. Just hit the question mark button and you can learn to identify pages and pages of geometric shapes by names.