Cyberchase 3D Builder vs Noah the Boa Usage & Stats

AN AWESOME 3D GEOMETRY GAME FROM CYBERCHASE! Introducing a 3D puzzle game starring Buzz and Delete from CYBERCHASE. Bumbling bots Buzz and Delete accidentally zapped the houses in Botopolis totally flat. Help rebuild the town by turning 2D shapes into 3D structures. REBUILD NEIGHBORHOODS 8 unique levels with increasing challenges. CONSTRUCT BUILDINGS Over 70 flat 2D shapes transform into 40 3D structures. MATCH THE PICTURE Stack, re-stack and rotate shapes until they match your goal structure. SHAPE CHALLENGE As levels increase, select which 2D shapes will make your goal structure. EARN STARS The faster you complete each building, the more stars you earn. Replay buildings and levels to score a faster time. At the end of the game, a surprise awaits. LEARNING GOALS CYBERCHASE 3D Builder is designed for children ages 6-9, but it is truly a game for all ages! Players will understand how 3-dimensional geometric shapes are made from simple 2-dimensional shapes (such as squares, triangles and rectangles). The game also helps develop spatial reasoning skills and the ability to visualize and manipulate objects in 3-dimensional space. Touch screen technology, coupled with a fully interactive visual display, offer a direct connection between tactile learning and 3D visualization. Throughout the game, Buzz and Delete provide audio support, and players can also tap the Help button for more assistance. ABOUT CYBERCHASE 3D BUILDER CYBERCHASE 3D Builder was produced by THIRTEEN in association with WNET and in partnership with PBS KIDS. Game design and development by Curious Media. CYBERCHASE, the Emmy Award®-winning math series for kids 8 to 11, shows kids that math is everywhere and everyone can be good at it. This game was funded by a grant from the Department of Education and is designed to supplement national standards for first and second grade math curricula. Find more CYBERCHASE games and videos online: For Kids: http://pbskids.org/cyberchase/ For Parents: http://pbsparents.org/cyberchase