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Canvas

preview Clean all the surface

Categories:

  • Coordination: Control precise movements and timing.
  • Observation: Notice details and patterns in images or scenes.
  • Attention: Focus on relevant information and ignore distractions.

Skills:

  • Timing and coordination: Press
  • Fine motor control: Make precise small movements with hands and fingers.
  • Divided attention: Handle two or more tasks or sources at once.
  • Visual discrimination: Spot small differences and match similar images.

A 2D minigame where the player is tasked with dragging a finger across the screen to clean a canvas. There will be obstacles scattered around the screen, moving between two points at varying speeds depending on the difficulty. If the player touches at least 1 of them, a point will be deducted once the minigame is finished (the amount of points deducted does not increase as the player makes more mistakes). A point will also be deducted upon skipping the minigame. There may be treasures hidden under the line: when the player traces over them, they are revealed and glow a little. The player can pick them up by tapping them. Input Variable: Background image and the images of the moving obstacles

Credits: - Valeria Passarella (Italy) - Stefano Cecere (Italy)

Jigsaw Puzzle

preview Put the pieces back in place

Categories:

  • Problem Solving: Analyze situations and find effective solutions.
  • Observation: Notice details and patterns in images or scenes.

Skills:

  • Spatial reasoning: Mentally rotate
  • Visualization: Imagine objects and actions in your mind’s eye.
  • Visual discrimination: Spot small differences and match similar images.
  • Planning: Choose steps and order to reach a goal.

Goal: Remember pictures better by interacting with them and not just looking at them gameplay: Reconstructing an image based on parts of it Moving objects with  your cursor / mouse Input Variable: image

Credits: - Vieri Toti (Italy) - Stefano Cecere (Italy)

Match

preview match items by something in common

Categories:

  • Observation: Notice details and patterns in images or scenes.
  • Attention: Focus on relevant information and ignore distractions.

Skills:

  • Working memory: Hold small amounts of information for a short time.
  • Spatial recall: Remember where things are in space.
  • Pairing & association: Match items that belong together.
  • Selective attention: Focus on the target and ignore distractions.

goal: couple the pairs of cards, by similitude, logic, relationship, category

gameplay: Drag and drop the items to be "paired"

controls: drag with the finger or the mouse

input Variables:

  • How many items (from 2 to 7)
  • a list of coupled images

Credits: - Stefano Cecere (Italy)

Memory

preview the classic memory game

Categories:

  • Memory: Hold and update information to use it a moment later.
  • Observation: Notice details and patterns in images or scenes.

Skills:

  • Working memory: Hold small amounts of information for a short time.
  • Spatial recall: Remember where things are in space.
  • Pairing & association: Match items that belong together.
  • Selective attention: Focus on the target and ignore distractions.

goal: select all the couples of identical images gameplay: you are given a set of covered images. you click two images to uncover them if they are identical the stay front side. you win when you find them all input variables: a set of images

Credits: - Stefano Cecere (Italy)

Count the money

preview the classic memory game

Categories:

  • Numeracy: Use numbers and money in everyday contexts.
  • Problem Solving: Analyze situations and find effective solutions.
  • Math: Practice formal mathematics and structured problem solving.

Skills:

  • Currency calculation: Add and combine coins or notes to reach a target.
  • Numerical calculation: Add
  • Proportional reasoning: Compare ratios and scale amounts correctly.
  • Planning: Choose steps and order to reach a goal.
  • Selective attention: Focus on the target and ignore distractions.

goal: Examine the coins and banknotes given and select the ones that add up to the amount of money requested. gameplay: the player is tasked with analysing and understanding the value of a sum of coins. The minigame uses a combination of both metal coins and banknotes, so that it may be adapted to the specific currency of many different countries.

Credits: - Valeria Passarella (Italy) - Stefano Cecere (Italy)

Order

preview put elements in the right order

Categories:

  • Sequencing: Arrange elements in logical or chronological order.
  • Observation: Notice details and patterns in images or scenes.

Skills:

  • Order & sequencing: Arrange steps or events in the right order.
  • Pairing & association: Match items that belong together.
  • Selective attention: Focus on the target and ignore distractions.
  • Visual discrimination: Spot small differences and match similar images.
  • Planning: Choose steps and order to reach a goal.

goal: Find the right sequence of items and drag them in place gameplay: Drag and drop the items in the correct order. controls: drag with the finger or the mouse

Input Variables: - How many items (from 3 to 7) - Items images

Credits: - Lorenzo Castrovilli (Italy) - Stefano Cecere (Italy)

Piano

preview sequential memory and repetition. also musical

Categories:

  • Music: Perceive and produce sounds
  • Memory: Hold and update information to use it a moment later.
  • Attention: Focus on relevant information and ignore distractions.

Skills:

  • Rhythm sense: Keep a beat and reproduce rhythmic patterns.
  • Auditory memory: Remember and repeat sounds or spoken sequences.
  • Sequencing: Remember the order of items or events.
  • Selective attention: Focus on the target and ignore distractions.
  • Fine motor control: Make precise small movements with hands and fingers.

goal: Play a given melody (by sounds / colors). it can work as a memory game also! gameplay: We hear a notes sequence and have to repeat it. We press play and hear the sequence and highlight notes. When we press keys, we “play” a sequence. If done properly: we win.

Input Variables: - Notes sequence - Scoresheet texture

Credits: - Stefano Cecere (Italy)