Thursday, 9 June 2011
New game: Add 10
We have made a new game: Add 10. The number 10 is trendy now on Vedoque. All the operations have the same result: 10. Now you can play with it.
Etiquetas:
Math
Monday, 25 October 2010
New game: Vocabulary

We have made the English version of our last game. It's aimed to learn words about colours, shapes, body parts and fruits. It's good for kids at kindergarten or primary school.
Now you can click here to play.
Saturday, 9 October 2010
A new game to learn Spanish
We have made a new game for kids to start learning Spanish. It is made to learn about fruits, colours, shapes and body parts. Now you can click here to play.
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
New game: Lost numbers

We have made a game. It is aimed at Primary School children. It's a very simple game and try to make Maths a little more fun. It has three level: add, subtractions and multiply. Click here to play.
Friday, 7 August 2009
New game: Vedoque cars

A new game and this time is not for learning. We are on holidays and it's only for fun. A classic game with cars and three Grand Prix to win and becoming the new World Champion. Let's play!
Sunday, 15 March 2009
New game: Colours Vedoque

We have a new educational game: Click here to play. The colours are the subject of the new activities. This game is designed for Nursery and it can be used by 3 years old children, although, with some activities, they may need assistance.
As before, we have mixed activities where you make use of the mouse and the use of the arrow keys on the keyboard. These activities will help with the understanding and learning of the layout of space: up, down, left and right.
Also, we have designed the game, so it prevents the appearance of the typical Flash menu when the right button of the mouse is clicked accidentally.
Some of the sounds are from The Freesound Project and some images from OpenClipArt.
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
New game: Move the mouse!!

This game is made for small children so they can start using the computer at an early age. It focuses on three basic techniques using the mouse: point, click and drag. We have designed four activities for each technique with some hidden surprises to be discovered. It is recommended for children from 2 years old with the help of their parents or teachers. So, let's get started! Click here to play.
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