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The Atlas Mission includes a unique Eye Robot feature that periodically asks your child to stop playing the game and instead perform a number of fun eye exercises that he or she will love!
This helps to significantly reduce the possibility that children are going to cause excessive strain on their eyes while using a digital device.
The Atlas Mission is the ONLY educational game meant for children that is designed to minimize strain on their eyes in this manner.
Many of the stories present inside the Atlas Mission ask children to apply what they have just read in the offline world.
For instance, if they encounter a story on English afternoon tea, they will be given a recipe for making homemade English scones with jam and cream and encouraged to bake their own English scones (with your help of course)!
Studies show that giving real-life context to what children are reading helps to significantly improve their reading skills.
Atlas Mission is an extremely engrossing game that your child will absolutely fall in love with.
However, kids should spend an equal amount of time in the offline world – playing with their friends, getting their hands dirty with paint, and generally just being kids!
Atlas Mission has an anti-addiction timeout built into it. Once your child has crossed the time limit that you’ve set, the game gets locked and can only be accessed again the next day.
Given the right tools, support and intrinsic motivation, kids have the ability to teach themselves without necessarily always needing the help of adults.
Research behind the Science of Learning has shown that kids learn best through a combination of play and exploration guided by a specific learning objective.
Kids need to learn 21st century skills like creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving to realize their full potential in the world that they are going to be living in.
The Atlas Mission will help kids learn about other kids around the world who are similar in some ways and different in others from them - in terms of culture, skills, interests, etc.
Research shows that kids who delay gratification are more successful as adults. Our game emphasizes the importance of pursuing long-term goals instead of short-term rewards.
The Atlas Mission is designed to appeal equally to boys and girls. Our games, characters and stories have been created so that both boys and girls can relate to and love them.