Maths & Magie-Interactive Math Learning

Example

Players engage in detailed storylines where they interact with fictional characters, making choices that affect the outcome of the story. For example, choosing to approach a situation with caution or bravery might lead to different narrative paths and mathematical problems.

Scenario

In a scenario where the player must help Merlin concoct a potion, the ingredients' measurements introduce math problems that the player must solve to proceed.

Example

The game adapts to the player's decisions, offering a personalized journey through the magical world. If a player shows an affinity for a particular magical tradition, like water, the game tailors challenges and narratives around this element.

Scenario

A player who chooses the water tradition might find themselves solving problems related to calculating the volume of water needed to fill a magical basin to unlock a spell.

Example

Each narrative thread includes mathematical problems appropriate for cycle 3 level (ages 8-12). These problems are woven into the storyline, making them relevant and engaging.

Scenario

While navigating a magical forest, players might encounter a riddle from a mystical creature that requires solving a geometry problem to pass safely.