The game I analyzed today is called Sequence for kids. It involves a board with different characters printed on it, cards, and plastic colored coins as game pieces. You hold three cards at a time. When it is your turn, you lay down a card you choose from your deck of three, and put your specific colored coin on the matching character on the board. When you have four in a row it is a sequence, so you win!
This game is appropriate for children ages 3-6 when they begin to use recognition and other elements that make up the information processing theory. The children characterize these cards and match them to the squares on the board game through a process, similar to how a computer takes in information, sorts it, and outputs it. The theory describes
This game is appropriate for children ages 3-6 when they begin to use recognition and other elements that make up the information processing theory. The children characterize these cards and match them to the squares on the board game through a process, similar to how a computer takes in information, sorts it, and outputs it. The theory describes