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Direct a Robot requires users to guide a robot to collect objects by providing directions and distances.
Direct a robot: collector
Direct a robot: which way?
Direct a robot: how far?

Shape Overlays asks users to overlay 2D shapes to create other shapes.
Shape overlays: find and cut
Shape overlays: picture studio
Shape overlays: find, cut and turn

Tesselate Decorate asks users to use a range of shapes, or combinations of shapes, to make tessellations to decorate the living room in a house.
Tessellate decorate: rectangles

Face Painter requires users to identify the faces of 3D objects that are a certain 2D shape.
Face painter: finding faces 1
Face painter: finding faces 2
Face painter: locating faces
Face painter: predicting faces

Finding Symmetry helps users determine whether shapes have one, two or three lines of symmetry.
Finding symmetry: three lines: garden

Pasifika Patterns helps users learn about rotational and reflection symmetry.
Pasifika Patterns

Building Site requires users to show what an image seen from above would appear like when viewed from the side.
Building site: level 1
Building site: level 2
Building site: level 3
Building site: level 4

Photo Hunt requires users to rotate a 3d scene so that a 'photo' replicates a given 2D picture.
Photo hunt: level 1
Photo hunt: level 2
Photo hunt: level 3
Photo hunt: level 4
Photo hunt

Shape Maker requires users to create 3D objects by spinning and extruding 2D shapes.
Shape maker: simple objects
Shape maker: blocker
Shape maker: stacker
Shape maker: replicator
Shape maker: complex objects 1
Shape maker: complex objects 2

Contours explores how contours are used to represent a 3D 'landscape'.
Contours: about contours
Contours: mystery shapes
Contours: loony landscapes
Contours

Measuring explores similar shapes and objects and scaling using ratios.
Measuring: similar shapes
Measuring: scaling up
Measuring: scaling down
Measuring: similar solids
Measuring: scaling up solids
Measuring: scaling down solids
Measuring: scaling surface area
Measuring: volumes

Viewfinder requires users to arrange a 3D scene so that a 'photo' from a certain angle replicates a given 2D picture.
Viewfinder: up front
Viewfinder: flip side
Viewfinder: backwards glance
Viewfinder: all angles
Viewfinder

Trigonometry develops the concept of trigonometry from simple comparisons to more formal approaches.
Trigonometry: measuring with triangles
Trigonometry: similar triangles
Trigonometry: cosine
Trigonometry: sine
Trigonometry: tan
Trigonometry: using sine
Trigonometry: using cosine
Trigonometry: using tan
Trigonometry: find hypotenuse
Trigonometry: find angles