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pinkvenom
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I want to create well have been asked to create a game which is for junior school kids which I help teach. subject maybe maths I dont no, well anyway does anyone know a way of creating one which will be interesting yet not to complicated for them as I have limited knowledge myself, maybe 2d be best but I need examples and help ideas anything to start me off.
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Attreid
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your computer is better than mine, so I won't help you grrrrrrrrrrr
why don't you make a world that the childrn can explore ? a mathematic world, for example, with questions, equations and others things like that

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pinkvenom
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LOL Gud Idea any ideas how I would sort of start it off then IE any code exmples to look at and study.

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Shadow Robert
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how about doing a it based on an already accessable character... like the Tweenies or Bob The Builder - i dunno something the kids can first relate to.

have a few games which do over a few subjects... but structure them in a way that the kids will want to learn.

like say Bob the Builder could be on a building site and have say 3th peice of wood on his right, 5th on his left then he says something like ... "i have 3 and 5 peice of wood, so how many peice of wood do i have?"

then move onto nails... perhaps cutting them in half or into 3.
ya know simple things they can relate to

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pinkvenom
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Yeah that sounds good, I just have to sort the code side of things out. Thanks

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pinkvenom
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How would I do this sort of thing http://www.coolmath4kids.com/mathgames/arithmattack/index.html

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MrTAToad
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haXor
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this is middle school, not kindergarten, lol dont use bob the builder or ya may get shot up. lol, just do somthin like make a matrix, make a bunch of shapes and make them walk around then when they get to a square they answer a few problems, and if they get them all right they get a star and then when they get lotsa stars they get a passing grade. :-s lol i tried

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