BumperDucks vs Equilibrians (Lite)

These ducks need your help! Help them reach tasty treats across the pond, but watch out for obstacles! Turtles, frogs, and logs will try and knock you off course. It isn’t easy, but pond friends are there to help! Think you’re up for the challenge? Download BumperDucks today! From the Smithsonian Science Education Center, BumperDucks is an educational physical science game that will help teach players about what happens when two objects collide and how mass impacts the acceleration of an object. FEATURES - Introduces players to concepts of Newton’s Three Laws of Motion - Players learn about what happens when two objects collide and how mass impacts acceleration by using rubber ducks and other fun objects - For use in the classroom or at home - Aligned to national science standards for middle school but great for players of any age - Audio and text interplay - Challenge levels allow players to predict how the duck will interact with objects - Players can collect duck costumes to customize their duck to encourage progress - Customized ducks can be printed or saved to device - Sandbox mode allows players to build their own levels to assess their knowledge or to just have fun

From the creators of King of Math comes a new math game about balance! The Equilibrians are small creatures of different weight that seek balance. Your task is to place them on the seesaw and make sure that it is balanced. A tricky puzzle game for problem solvers of all ages! The state of the seesaw in the game is illustrated with mathematical expressions. In that way a range of mathematical concepts are visually explained in an accessible manner. By balancing the seesaw, the goal is also to construct valid mathematical equalities. The player can solve puzzles in an experimental manner and there are often several possible solutions. Additional features - 15 levels to try out - Randomly generated puzzles - Collect stars and stickers - Multi-user support - No ads or external links The game is suitable for age 10 and up and contains the following topics: - Balance, weight, torque - Equalities - Less than, more than - Addition - Subtraction - Multiplication - Division - Parentheses - Fractions - Powers and roots The first 15 levels of the game are free. If you want to continue playing, you will have to buy the full game. This is a one-time purchase that includes all 50 levels of the game.