Although playing traditional games is invaluable, we get plenty of inspiration from them to develop our ICT skills. This page shows how tradition influenses modern approach to games.

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This simple scratch project promotes skipping in a pupil friendly way. Little Monkey invites to embrace his challenge in real world. To try the game click on the picture.

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Every 20-99 year-old human beeing ;) has trained their brain with doing puzzles. Starting with large pices, continuing with smaller and smaller ones to end up with tiny 300-600 or more pieces pictures. Wasn't it FUN? Today we can try doing puzzles changing the level of hardness with one click. Try our project logo picture with standard 32 pices or change to more ;) GOOD LUCK!

 

 

 

                                                                                                                                                    Primary School in Ampelonas, Greece

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The pupils from Italy and Poland are trying to do the puzzle...

 

 

 

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Writing stories, allowing imagination to flow, create and entertain readers or listeners is as old as the world. Although today's technology gives plenty of opportunities to cooperate and create in real time without leaving one's place of living. We invite all keen writers to continue the Gameland story here. We're curious how the adventure ends! And YOU?

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