Kick Game 2 vs Story Problems

This is a basic well control simulator like a kick game with 4 levels and score calculations for training in practices of the Driller’s method and Wait and Weight Method. The game starts with a leak-off test (LOT), recording the parameters on the Slow Circulation Rate (SCR) and starting a kick to practice the control operations after the kick detection during the drilling operations in the oil well. The apps "Driller's Method Simulator" and "Wait and Weight Method Simulator" are compatible and are available in our portfolio. Features: 1. Interface based on Hydraulic Choke Panel. 2. Graph (with background color in black or white) for analysis. 3. Pre-recorded data sheet (iPad) and Strokes Calculations (iPhone) 4. Wells type: Surface and Subsea (EDITABLE). In this special version only: 1. Full features available. 2. The well parameters are editable. 3. No need coins to play. 4. No need internet connection to play. For a more realistic simulation: - Reading of the control parameters based on analog gauges (no digital display). - Continuous simulation without pause. The maximum score is calculated considering a safety margin according the game level in addition to the annular losses with original mud weight. DISCLAIMER: These tools & materials are provided 'as is' without warranties of any kind, express or implied. Please verify the tools provided by this application by yourself before you use them. Ensure you understand the impact of using these tools. Any use you choose to make of these tools & materials is undertaken by you entirely at you own risk. Thanks

Story Problems uniqueness comes from the ability to use fun animals as manipulatives to aide in solving simple story problems. Students can choose to solve addition or subtraction story problems. For an extra challenge, mixed story problems are included. Choosing this game mode will allow students to use higher level thinking skills to first determine whether the problem calls for them to add or subtract. They can then use the manipulatives to help solve the story problem. To allow for differentiation, a range of numbers can be selected that will then be used within the story problems. Story Problems will read the problem to the student. This helps those younger students that may need a little extra support with this skill. Students may enter their name into the game and the game keeps track of their results. Results are recorded by date, number correct and game type. This is a great way for parents and teachers to check for understanding and then reteach where necessary. Story Problems targets children in Kindergarten to Second Grade. It uses the common core standards in Operations and Algebraic Thinking for each of these grades. K.OA.A.2, 1.OA.A.2, 2.OA.A.1