[GCompris-devel] Idea discussion

[Emmanuel Charruau]

Hi Irshaad,

Lettres: this is a nice game but his aim is not learning spelling.
Kids do not need to memorize the words to play this game, they will
probably compare back and forward the letters one after the other since it
is easier to them. Thought it is a funny reading game and a nice
discrimination game.
You can also modify it to make it a capital/not capital recognition game,
writting for exemple "car" on the left and "CAR" on the right.

symetry.
I really like this exercice, to one condition. That kids have to find "all"
the possibilities. And you have to tell them how many are left to be found.
This is because they will quickly find the first one but often have to do
mental rotation to find the other ones.
What can seem easy to you is not for children as teachers are used to
present a square or a triangle always in the same basic position (we call
it prototypal position), which is not good but which this is how it is done.

Clickanddraw: I ported it ;)

Regards,

Emmanuel (Allon)

2016-03-10 5:45 GMT+01:00 Bruno Coudoin <bruno.coudoin at gcompris.net>:

>
>
> On Monday 07 March 2016 10:38 PM, Irshaad Ali wrote:
> > hello sir,
> > My name is Irshaad Ali and I am from Bikaner, India. It gives me an
> > immense pleasure to inform you that i am a newbie in gcompris and like
> > to be a permanent member of your team, for this i would like to share
> > some of my ideas with you all.
> Hi,
>
> Welcome on GCompris.
>
> > Basically all the games for kids under the age of 10 years. I am
> > currently working on one of my Idea which is to find the meaningful
> > words among the letters, these words will consist of the names of
> > animals, plants etc so that with playing the kids will be able to
> > learn the spellings. In this there will be levels and each they
> > complete a level the next level will be tougher then the last one.
> Yes, I like it and it would be a nice addition to GCompris. Think that
> it must support all languages. It should not be that hard to make the
> levels random starting from very easy for our yougest users.
>
> > The another game is to cut the given object into equal halves. The
> > image given needs to be cut down into equal parts or shapes in every
> > level. In this game too the the difficulty of the level will increase
> > as the kids complete the present level. If the diagram is not cut into
> > equal halves the next level won't appear.
> I looked at your mockup and assuming the dot line is the answer but a
> more natural answer would be to split the square in 2 diagonals. For
> this one I don't know, if there is a teacher around he could tell the
> value of it and how to present it to children.
>
> >
> > The third one is to obtain the image of a certain identity by joining
> > the dots with the pen or brush selected. With this the kids will be
> > able to identify the image whether it is a  living being or a non
> > living object. different identities will appear at different levels.
> We already have this in GCompris. In the old version and the new one
> (check clickanddraw).
>
> > for visual understanding i am attaching the photoshoped images of all
> > the above mentioned games to make it easy to understand how they will
> > appear to the kids. I hope you will like them. Waiting for your response.
> Please to not send us Photoshop images but use standard png instead.
>
> Bruno.
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