What is the best way to develop & enhance a kid's skills and long-term abilities to get them ahead in education and life? Leading psychologists, neurologists, and child care experts agree that engaging kids with new, interesting, and educational tasks are the way to develop new abilities and neural pathways. A holistic curriculum that includes several different ideas and subjects like math, is necessary. Math develops memory & fact retention abilities in kids. Math skills in the younger years can positively affect brain formation later in life. But kids need to develop their visuospatial abilities, and other neural abilities like perseverance, speed, flexibility, and hand-to-eye coordination too; abilities that kids learn from games and other activities. The standard curriculum may not teach or sharpen these abilities. So is it possible to integrate games with math? Yes! But you might ask why. Sitting down and learning about new ideas and subjects is dreadful for children. Although concepts need to be understood only once, practice is what makes a man perfect! Constant practice is necessary to get ahead but it is boring and requires a lot of concentration. Too much practice can get the kids quickly disinterested. But what if we were to combine math with fun so kids would keep practicing it? SKIDOS games help kids do just that! SKIDOS develops learning games for 4 year olds which teach kids subjects like math while simultaneously developing their visuospatial & neurological abilities. Abilities like speed, flexibility, and hand-to-eye coordination, which are associated with playing games are also developed while playing SKIDOS games. This added exposure to a new collaboration between games and learning gives them an edge and gets them ahead in education. Go Ball: One of our cool math games, puzzles involved! SKIDOS has developed a new path-finding game called Go Ball. This game develops skills like perseverance, concentration, and problem solving which is combined with math. At the beginning of every level in the game, the tiles on the starting screen are jumbled. The purpose of this cool math soccer is to make sure that the ball reaches the other end after solving the virtual puzzle. After every level, there are math and coding puzzles that pop up on the screen. As with every SKIDOS game, parents can always track the kids' progression on the dashboard of the game. Go Ball is a cool math puzzle game that introduces kids to puzzles while they also learn math & educational games for 5 year olds. Race Cars: Another one of our cool math car games with Monster trucks! Didn't we all love cars and monster trucks when we were kids? Not much has changed for us and our kids! While playing the game Race Cars, kids can enjoy thrilling races while learning math and solving math puzzles. The objective of the game is to race against other cars, avoid obstacles and win the race. There are math puzzles during and after the game along with other fun mini-games. Kids learn about positive competition, hand-to-eye coordination, and math skills. This game is single-player & multiplayer. Also like all SKIDOS games, the kids' progression can be tracked on the dashboard. But the best thing about Race Cars? It's one of our cool math car games where several monster trucks can be unlocked! Street Soccer: A cool math game, play soccer on the street! Is your kid a football fan too? Why not try our soccer game, Street Soccer? In this game, soccer is played on the streets but the player can jump over rooftops, alleyways, trams, and buses! This game has different aesthetic landscapes to play soccer on. Characters look like cool soccer players and can be chosen & customized. There are exciting rewards and power-ups available too. As with every SKIDOS math game, there are different math puzzles within this game and your kid's progress can be checked on the dashboard of the game. The best thing about this cool math game? The difficulty level can be adjusted for kids of all ages! What are you waiting for? Download these cool math games or any of the several others available on our SKIDOS website. Let's make learning math fun while also learning other skills!
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