Droid was intended to be stiff since it's a robot. I'm not sure with Pacman, though -- we had a test run to review his animation during the game and we thought its okay.
I am more liking it now. Even more excited to show to my kid and see how she reacts -- as a developer, I also wanted my kid to be Math/Computer enthusiast -- not that I will have to shove Math into her.
Btw, can you have a specific Addition test page for now? My kid doesn't know how to Subtract yet. :D
As for the mascots, what I meant is for you to use it as the (supposed) familiar objects for children to count.
Sure. This will surely help me kid to learn Math as well... well, as soon as she gets 4yo. Since, she's not yet that familiar with digits -- she can already count 1 to 10, though. :)
I will try some of your exercises to my daughter then send you inputs on how she reacted. Although she's just 3yo.
I've glanced on your Addition for 4yo... to gamify it further, I guess you could have it drawn like for example, 3 Cats and another 4 Cats -- then how many will cats will there be if you add them. so they can count the Cats then tell the answer.
One way is to find already available games for kids on the Internet, then have your kids play it. I'm betting not all games will be fun for them... study their reactions to the games. One thing I've learned so far is that my daughter reacts to the objects that she is already familiar with... like stars, sun, etc.
Hi Botanic,
What version of blender was used to create this model?
Thanks.
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Hi doudoulolita,
Thanks for liking this collection.
Droid was intended to be stiff since it's a robot. I'm not sure with Pacman, though -- we had a test run to review his animation during the game and we thought its okay.
Also, thanks for blogging about Smack! :)
~creek23
You mean, art asset for mobile game deving?
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open source Angry Bird? Cool!
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The keyboard thingy is an cool idea -- this makes it easier for the child to answer.
Will sure have some tutoring as a Father-Daughter time this weekend.
~creek23
Hi Waqas,
I am more liking it now. Even more excited to show to my kid and see how she reacts -- as a developer, I also wanted my kid to be Math/Computer enthusiast -- not that I will have to shove Math into her.
Btw, can you have a specific Addition test page for now? My kid doesn't know how to Subtract yet. :D
As for the mascots, what I meant is for you to use it as the (supposed) familiar objects for children to count.
~creek23
Sure. This will surely help me kid to learn Math as well... well, as soon as she gets 4yo. Since, she's not yet that familiar with digits -- she can already count 1 to 10, though. :)
For the art assets, maybe you can modify the Firefox mascot I did as "cats" and the Gimp mascot as "dogs" :P -- you only have to get the head part from the SVG file.
~creek23
No problem, Waqas.
I will try some of your exercises to my daughter then send you inputs on how she reacted. Although she's just 3yo.
I've glanced on your Addition for 4yo... to gamify it further, I guess you could have it drawn like for example, 3 Cats and another 4 Cats -- then how many will cats will there be if you add them. so they can count the Cats then tell the answer.
~creek23
One way is to find already available games for kids on the Internet, then have your kids play it. I'm betting not all games will be fun for them... study their reactions to the games. One thing I've learned so far is that my daughter reacts to the objects that she is already familiar with... like stars, sun, etc.
~creek23
Maybe you can also have it as an Indie game app store? :P
~creek23
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