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In this game, youngsters will count the number of dots on the flag and then drag the flag into position at the top of the page. The numbers are from 1 – 5.

The dots are arrayed on the flag in the same manner as the dots on a dice, to help youngsters start to recognize the quantity patterns.

Learning Outcomes

Youngsters will practice both counting 1 – 5 and start subitizing numbers (this is where we recognize a quantity without counting). They will also learn how to sort numbers and the relative position of different values.

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How to Play Our Panda Count and Sort

This game can be played in 2 different modes. The sequential will challenge the player to match the correct flags in numerical order. When a player is more used to the game, you may prefer to use the random mode to make it more interesting.

You can watch a brief video explanation of the game or click the X icon if you’ve played before.

The player needs to count the number of spots on the flab and drag it to the matching numbered space. If they try to drop if on the wrong blank flag, the game won’t allow them to.

To complete the game, the player has to correctly complete 3 rounds. Each time a round is completed, a star lights up at the top left.

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In this game, players will listen to the instructions and then drag the objects so they are ordered from the biggest to the smallest or smallest to the biggest. They will order from left to right (therefore if sorting the objects from biggest to smallest, the biggest will be on the LEFT).

Remember to press the submit button when the objects are in order!

There are a range of objects in this game which means it can be played over and over again without getting bored!

Learning Outcomes

Youngsters will practice comparing and ordering by size. This game will help to ¡ reinforce the concept of biggest and smallest.

How to Apply in Real Life

Apply this in real life by comparing which is biggest and smallest with objects you see in your home or on your travels,

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How to Play

When the game starts, the player can watch a video introduction to how to play. Click or tap the play button or the X icon if they’re played the game before..

The panel at the top of the screen explains the order that the images should be placed, starting from the left of the screen.

Drag the images across the screen and the other images will shuffle themselves in response.

When the player thinks the images are in the correct order, they should click or tap the Submit button.

Hopefully they’ll see a message showing they’re successful and green check marks on each image. Click or tap the play button to continue.

If any images are positioned incorrectly, they’ll be marked with a red X and the player will have to click the OK button to continue changing the order of these images.

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