
Award-Winning Game for Improving Coding Skills
- Ideal for kids in preschool and kindergarten
- Builds coding skills like logical reasoning and sequencing
- Also has games & activities to improve problem solving & STEM skills
Important: Watch the quick video below for some important information on how the Atlas Mission helps with your child's education. Make sure your sound is turned on :-)
How does the Atlas Mission Improve Your Child's Coding Skills?
The Atlas Mission improves preschool and kindergarten coding skills with the help of a fantastic game involving kangaroos in the great Australian outback. The game teaches kids how to:
- Put actions into a particular logical sequence.
- Use code blocks that represent particular actions.
- Press a button to "run" the code.
- Use coding terms that professional programmers use.
And obviously, all this is done in a fun, kid-friendly, and age-appropriate way meant for preschoolers and kindergarteners!
Develop the Mindset of an Engineer
Coding is not just about learning how to create software or apps - at its very core, it involves learning to think like an engineer.
That's why we also have a large number of other fun games designed to help your child learn some of the key skills that engineers have - logical thinking, problem solving, learning through trial and error, etc.
So with the Atlas Mission, instead of boring curriculum focused lesson plans and worksheets, your little explorer gets to both learn the core principles of coding and develop the mindset of an engineer with the help of games and activities that are amazingly fun and engaging!
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Watch the videos below!
Retired teacher Luci Bultman from the U.S. loves how the Atlas Mission helps kids learn complex educational concepts while having fun and enjoying the adventure.
Dr. Melissa Fry from Australia loves how each game in the Atlas Mission helps her daughter learn by building upon the knowledge obtained from the previous games.
Helen Secrette from the U.K. loves Atlas Mission's parent-controlled timeout feature and how kids don't realize that the timeout is actually controlled by their parents!
Dr. Liz Aumand Wilson from the U.S. loves how engaging the Atlas Mission is and how her daughter has been able to connect with the game.
Simon Avril from France loves how the Atlas Mission improves kids' reading skills and how it gradually becomes more challenging as the child gets better at reading.
Stephanie Martin from Australia loves how she can use the Atlas Mission to distract her son while she is busy and how she herself has learnt a lot from it!
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Has Eye Exercises to Help Your Child’s Eyesight
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.
Gives Real-Life Context to What Your Child is Reading
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.
Has a Timeout to Prevent Screen Addiction
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.
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