The Sorceress of Circuits: A Steampunk Electricity Adventure
You've probably heard that opposites attract.
And maybe even that like charges repel.
But have you used that knowledge to repel an invasion of robots???
Stories make concepts matter to us, which makes them memorable.
And cute and fun!
This game breaks foundational ideas into simple, story-based steps.
Kids read the story:
They choose where the story goes.
And solve puzzles using their new physics knowledge.
Kids will be drawn into the story, and because they're getting small bits of knowledge at at a time and using them to solve problems, they'll be motivated to learn, and they'll remember what they've learned long term.
When they encounter these ideas later on in physics classes, they'll have the conceptual foundation that will make the equations feel more intuitive.
It won't just be p=IV and I=v/r and f= kqq/r^2
It will be rivers of charges flowing through hallways.
With potato power, lemon batteries, and pickle bulbs!
And the memory of the time they helped their new friends fly an airship on a rescue mission.
What Parents are Saying:
“Very captivating storyline - and the fact that my daughter learned (and retained) so much about electricity and circuits was amazing to me!”
“I LOVE IT”
“My eight-year-old repeatedly returns to the story, discovering something new each time. Perfect for curious young minds - educational without feeling like homework!”
“We absolutely loved it!”
“I loved it almost as much as my 1st grader did! So fun and engaging.”
“My child was immediately drawn into the adventure, helping to fix a sabotaged castle while learning fundamental electrical concepts.”
“This was a wonderful experience.”
“It is rare to find a resource that is so educational and still engaging… As soon as she finished the interactive story, she immediately restarted and played it again!”
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An interactive story that teaches circuits to kids ages 10-12.