Wizard World of Numbers
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About this game
The Wizard World of Numbers has been designed as a prototype game for students aged 6+, who are impacted by Cerebral Palsy, to learn to count from 1 to 10. Of course this game can be played by any student who would like to learn to count and loves wizards, magical potions and spells as much as we do!
Each number is taught as part of a story that takes the student on a journey to become a number wizard. Each number is treated a spell and the wizard apprentice is being taken on a magical story that requires counting and measuring potion ingredients or finding a number of doors or keys in order to face the final number spell test for each learned number. In order to pass the test, the student is asked to hold up the empty Magic Card which will ask the student to recognise the learned numbers in order to win their reward and become a fully fledged number wizard.
For more information please visit https://digitaledu.ac.nz/wizard-world-of-numbers
Each number is taught as part of a story that takes the student on a journey to become a number wizard. Each number is treated a spell and the wizard apprentice is being taken on a magical story that requires counting and measuring potion ingredients or finding a number of doors or keys in order to face the final number spell test for each learned number. In order to pass the test, the student is asked to hold up the empty Magic Card which will ask the student to recognise the learned numbers in order to win their reward and become a fully fledged number wizard.
For more information please visit https://digitaledu.ac.nz/wizard-world-of-numbers
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