Coding Games for Kids vs Classroom Acoustics

Program a robot. Find the animal. Learn to code! Floor Robot is a fun, beginner-friendly puzzle game that introduces kids to the basics of programming. Give your robot a sequence of commands — up, down, left, and right — then press GO and watch it follow your instructions across the board. HOW TO PLAY • Look at the grid and find where the animal is hiding • Tap the directional arrows to build a sequence of commands • Hit the GO button and watch your robot execute your program • Reach the animal to complete the level! But watch out — water tiles block your path! You'll need to plan your route carefully to navigate around obstacles and reach the goal. FEATURES • 30 handcrafted puzzle levels with increasing difficulty • Grids that grow from 5×5 to 9×9 as your skills improve • Earn up to 3 stars per level by finding the shortest path • 30 adorable animals to discover — cats, foxes, penguins, capybaras, and more • Colourful, kid-friendly design with simple tap controls • No ads, no in-app purchases, no internet required • Safe for kids of all ages LEARN REAL CODING CONCEPTS Floor Robot teaches sequential thinking, problem-solving, and algorithmic planning — the same foundations used in real programming. Kids learn that computers follow instructions exactly as given, and that planning ahead is the key to success. Perfect for children aged 4 and up, parents looking for screen time with substance, and anyone who enjoys a good logic puzzle.

Build a clearer picture of a classroom's listening environment. Classroom Acoustics by Hear2Learn helps parents, teachers and practitioners explore background noise, signal-to-noise, reverberation and practical room observations. Follow the graphical Guided view one check at a time. See four clear results, their status and a useful next step. A teacher-to-child illustration helps explain listening, while a room report keeps the supporting evidence available for discussion with the school. Switch to Detailed view whenever you need specialist controls. Choose selected BATOD (British Association of Teachers of Deaf Children and Young People) and BB93 criteria, the research-led Universal Acoustic Design framework or the advisory ASHA/ANSI benchmark. Detailed view also offers contextual comparisons with published classroom-acoustics references from Belgium, France, Germany, Italy and Sweden, with each reference's room conditions and source shown. The signal-to-noise indicator uses the lesson level above background noise; its method and limitations are explained in the app. Use the built-in microphone or a compatible external microphone. Check the level against an acoustic calibrator or calibrated sound-level meter, import supported microphone compensation files, or enter a separate sound-level meter result. For reverberation, record three claps or use swept sine with a suitable connected loudspeaker. Detailed view includes octave-band T20, C50 and Schroeder decay evidence. Strategy and repeat assessments require Unlimited. Guided and Detailed views are included with every plan and share the same saved rooms. Try fictional examples and keep one real room free. Guided Annual keeps up to five saved assessments. Unlimited Annual or Unlimited Lifetime adds unlimited saved assessments, repeat assessments and Strategy. You can choose Unlimited directly. Annual plans are alternatives; Apple manages changes between them. Buying Lifetime does not cancel an existing annual subscription. Annual subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled in Apple subscription settings. Restore purchases is available in the app. Evidence stays on your device unless you deliberately export it. Optional photographs can accompany room records. Share a PDF or full and de-identified evidence exports. No account is required, raw classroom audio is not retained, and native purchases are separate from Hear2Learn web purchases. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/