Hedgehog's Adventures: Story with Logic Games

Adventure with educational games for intelligence, memory and attention training

Hedgehog's Adventures is an interactive three part series about the Hedgehog and his friends, with a few dozen educational tasks and mini-games for children and their parents. The game was designed by a professional child psychologist to help educate children.

The story includes 5 chapters with alternating narration and plot-related tasks. After completing the story, your kids can continue enjoying the game with 15 additional mini-games, each with 4 levels of difficulty. While playing the mini-games or solving tasks, children develop concentration, attention capacity, working memory, logic, and spatial intelligence.

In the beginning of the story, Hedgehog sets off to find the lost shadow of his friend, Mouse. After returning from the journey, he cleans up his house while Squirrel helps him. Then Hedgehog attends Hare's birthday party. In the night, he dreams that he visits a geometry land and gets to know the shapes that live there. In the end of the story, Hedgehog and his friends build a new house in the forest.

The following tasks await you:

• Find differences between pictures,

• Deliver a letter to the correct address,

• Jigsaw puzzles,

• Find mistakes in a picture,

• Classify objects,

• Find missing pieces of pictures,

• Mazes,

• Find numbers in the correct order,

• Sudoku puzzles with objects and geometric shapes,

• Hidden objects,

• Find an error in a sequence,

• Decorate a cake,

• Memory games, and much more.

Levels of Difficulty:

Easy - small kids (4 years of age )

Normal - preparation for school (5 years of age)

Hard - elementary school, 1st grade (6 years of age)

Very Hard - for gifted children between the ages of 4 and 6

Our educational games and apps are aimed at the development of cognitive processes of children in the age range (3-6 years old). Commonly, apps of the "edutainment" type focus on learning numbers, letters, shapes or facts. However, pedagogical experience shows that such games mostly train mechanical memory and that isn't enough. It's important for kids to have cognitive abilities developed, too. If brain functions are trained well, the kids will have higher IQs and learn school material more easily.

If you have an Android phone or tablet, your kids will most certainly find it engaging and fun. Tablets are surely a great way to distract children and keep them quiet, but why not also make the time your child spends with the device a useful one? Let the game teach your son or daughter in a playful way, so that in the end they come out better prepared for school.

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