Description

Bright shapes glide across a clean classroom-style board in Geo Champs, turning early geometry into a lively seek-and-match adventure that gently builds vocabulary and visual reasoning; how to play varies by mode but keeps the rules simple: in flash mode the game speaks or displays a shape name (“rectangle,” “pentagon,” “oval”) and you tap its outline among lookalikes before a calm timer ends; in build mode you drag edges and vertices to complete silhouettes, learning that a square is a special rectangle and that triangles can share equal or different sides while still meeting the definition; in sort mode you flick falling shapes into labeled bins while decoys try to confuse—rounded squares, skinny rectangles, nearly equilateral triangles, and friendly curve families like circles and ovals; progress unlocks scene puzzles that ask learners to spot shapes in real-world drawings—kites in parks, wheels on scooters, roofs on houses—and to explain choices with one tap, reinforcing language like sides, corners, and curves; tips for grown-ups boost learning without pressure: say the name aloud as kids tap to link sound and sight, ask “how do you know” rather than “are you sure,” and praise specific observations such as “you found four equal sides”; for kids, the best approach is slow and confident—scan all options, look for defining features (right angles for rectangles, point count for polygons), and use the hint glow only after trying; the game supports color-independent play with distinct edge patterns so red-green color vision differences never block progress, and fonts stay large with strong contrast; optional read-aloud guides pronounce new words, haptic taps celebrate correct matches without loud fanfare, and relaxed mode removes timers for thoughtful learners; challenge mode remains available for speedy minds with mixed sets that include 3D solids by silhouette—cubes and cones—while clearly labeling them as “solid shapes” to keep terms straight; why it’s enjoyable is the sense of discovery that arrives with each small “I see it” moment: a dome becomes half a sphere, a window frame reveals a rectangle inside a rectangle, and a playground becomes a gallery of geometry; sessions feel like quick, cheerful lessons woven into playful scenes, and progress stars reward steady effort rather than perfection, keeping confidence high as vocabulary grows.

Instruction

Guess the correct shape and click on the right option

Specifications

• Easy to play