Jellybods
Modelling and Control
Ther
from the cr
e’s lots of wobbly fun to be had with the
eators of Izzy
Jellybods, in this latest CD-ROM
Y
and play in the company of the thr
oung children take their
and F
first steps in using t
izzy.
he computer to make, create, solve
18 activities are ar
ee Jellybods: Wibble, Wobble and Flump. The
Wibble needs
ranged around their wibbly-wobbly home.
Age range
make pet-
help to complete and use his fantastic machines that are meant to
3–5 year olds
Flump, the jelly dog, just can
owning easier! Wobble is always making things in his studio whilst
needs rescuing!
’t help getting into tricky situations from which he
Platform: Windows XP/Vista
- T
F
- 18 thought-pr
ext-free and fully nar
ovoking, fun activities
rated
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or further information go to:
.sherston.com/jellybods
- P
- Early modellin
erfect for whole-class or independent use
- Simple contr
g experiences
- Intr
- Many open-end
oduction to design and technolog
ol activities
ed scenarios
y
Contents
- Using email
Flobot
Flobot
alone deep in the rainfor
– the robot with fun and learning built in! P
intr
est – and only your pupils
oor Flobot is lost and all
can help! In this perfect
lovable r
oduction to control and problem-solving, the children need to teach the
what a jour
obot how to react and what to do in order to get home safely – and
Fro
ney they face!
Age ran
be captivated by the rich advent
m crossing rivers and climbing mountains t
ur
o disco dancing, your pupils will
logical decisions and program Flobot to r
e settings as they solve pr
espond corr
oblems, make
5–7 year olds
ge
that just keep cropping up along the way.
ectly to all the situations
Platform:
Windows XP/Vista
- A
F
- Six pr
dventur
ogr
e mode and activity mode
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or further in
.sherston.com/
formation go to:
flobot
- Simple contr
essive activities at two level
ol technology concepts
s of difficulty
- P
- Memor
roblem-solv
y skills and logical thinking
ing and decision-making
- Sequencing and ordering
E-mail: info@etc-edutechconnect.com.hk www.sherston.com
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