Add game to your favorites This is a beautiful educational platforming game which helps students learn about the scientific method. Help DocDuck promote the scientific method by working through the process. Form a question, generate a hypothesis, conduct experiments, analyze the empirical evidence, and reach a fundamentally solid conclusion. Fight off monsters along your way as you play through the game. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play DocDuck Scientific Method Game Online 56d11

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Doc Duck Scientific Method Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions 6y94p

• Starting the Game
  • Select the NEW GAME button in the center of the welcome screen to start the game.
  • The lower left corner of the welcome screen has buttons for sound and music controls.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • Press the A key or the left arrow key to move left.
    • Press the D key or the right arrow key to move right.
    • Press the W key, the up arrow key, or the spacebar to jump.
      • Press any of the above twice to double jump.
      • You can press twice consecutively, or press once, and then wait a while before pressing again.
    • Use your mouse left click button to select correct answers & scroll through information pages.
  • Mobile
    • This game was designed primarily for play on desktop devices.
• Game Play
  • Basics
    • Collect the leaves and stomp on the monsters to score points.
    • Avoid running into the sides of monsters or you will lose health.
    • If you lose all of your health you will have to restart at the nearest checkpoint you have ed.
  • Steps
    • Question – something we ask after experiencing a strange phenomenon.
    • Hypothesis – an educated guess about the answer to the question we asked.
    • Experiment – plan and conduct a rigorous test of our hypothesis.
    • Analysis – an evaluation of the empirical evidence collected in the experiment.
    • Conclusion – a summary that compares the hypothesis with the analysis of the actual results of the experiment.
  • Definitions
    • Dependent variable – what is measured by the scientist to track the results of an experiment.
    • Independent variable – the singular variable a scientist changes in an experiment.
    • Phenomenon – anything that we experience that leads us to ask questions.
    • Qualitative data – things that can be described using our 5 senses (taste, touch, smell, sight, or sound) but not measured precisely.
    • Quantitative data – things that can be obtained by counting or measuring precisely.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for young learners exploring science who like to learn by playing games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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