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iBiome-Ocean Lite

iBiome-Ocean Lite

by Springbay Studio Ltd.

4 ratings
7 reviews
🎮 Games
📚 Education
🕹 Simulation
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 23, 2017
  • August 17, 2017

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Explore marine ecosystems and understand food webs by identifying species and experimenting with population changes. Learn about ocean life, ecological interactions, and environmental conservation through interactive gameplay and fun facts.

✓Build and explore marine ecosystems
✓Identify species in food webs
✓Experiment with population dynamics
✓Learn fun facts about ocean species
✓Understand ecological interactions
✓Environmental conservation themes
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What's New in iBiome

2.0

August 17, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - 2017 Parents' Choice Gold Award winner! - 2017 Moms' Choice Award Gold medal winner! - Back to school update based on the feedback from kids and teachers - free lite version for the award-winning "iBiome-Ocean"

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It was so fun but than a pop up came for full version
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Incorrect definition right off the bat.

I was super excited to try this app, and was hoping to use it for my classroom this year. As I began to go through the game, I was surprised to see that, right off the bat, one of the first definitions was incorrect. It said a “producer refers to a species that either produces food for itself, or is eaten by other species.“. If this was changed to say “producer refers to a species that produces food for itself, and is eaten by other species”, then that would be correct. The game’s definition would confuse kids, as according to that definition...anything that is eaten by anything else would be categorized as a producer. Please fix this error!
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Not All bad

This app stops at Tide pool (the first level) and then asks you to pay the $9.99 school version.
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FAQ

What is iBiome-Ocean Lite?

iBiome-Ocean Lite is a free educational game designed to teach children about marine ecosystems and food webs. Players can build and explore different ocean environments, identify species, and experiment with population changes.

What age is iBiome-Ocean Lite suitable for?

iBiome-Ocean Lite is suitable for children aged 4 and up, as indicated by its age rating. The game's interactive nature and educational content are designed to engage young learners.

Does iBiome-Ocean Lite have ads?

No, iBiome-Ocean Lite does not contain advertisements. It is a free version of the award-winning iBiome-Ocean app, offering an ad-free learning experience.

What ecosystems can I explore in iBiome-Ocean Lite?

In iBiome-Ocean Lite, you can build and explore various marine ecosystems including the coral reef, tide pool, kelp bed, and open sea. Each ecosystem features specific species and ecological interactions.

How does iBiome-Ocean Lite teach about food webs?

The game allows you to identify which plant or animal belongs where on the food chain and experiment with the numbers of predators, prey, consumers, and producers. This helps users observe how changes affect the entire food web.

What kind of species are included in iBiome-Ocean Lite?

iBiome-Ocean Lite celebrates the diversity of sea life with 62 oceanic species from 11 categories, including crustaceans, birds, reptiles, fish, and mammals. Professor Bio provides fun facts about each species.

Can iBiome-Ocean Lite be played on different devices?

Currently, iBiome-Ocean Lite is supported on iPads. The app is designed to leverage the larger screen and interactive capabilities of tablet devices for an optimal educational experience.

How often is iBiome-Ocean Lite updated?

The last update for iBiome-Ocean Lite was on August 17, 2017, with the latest version being 2.0. While updates may not be frequent, the core educational content remains valuable for learning about marine ecosystems.