Feed a fun character by dragging food items to the character's mouth. The character starts small and grows larger as it is fed. When all 10 food items have been fed, a celebratory song is played and the character will dance or perform a fun animation. The character will then shrink back down and the game starts again.
This game works well for individual play, partners and as a whole class activity.
This game works with both multiple choice question sets and words lists. You can also turn off questions and ask them verbally, use the game as a reinforcer or simply allow students free play.
Fun Ways to Play
Whole Class
If you have an interactive whiteboard in your classroom, this game makes for a fun, whole class community building review session. First choose the skill that you would like to review from the Choose Questions page. Then project the game onto your whiteboard. Have students come up one at a time to choose an item to feed to the character and answer a question from the question set you chose.
Centers
Assign this game to students and they will be able to play it independently on devices in centers. Students can play on their own or they can take turns in pairs. To learn how to set up games for centers, please read the article entitled How to Setup Games for Students to Access in Class.
Small Groups
At your group table, you could use a laptop or tablet to play the game collaboratively with your group. If you have an interactive whiteboard, playing the game on your board will be very engaging for your students.
Therapy & Interventions
This game is a great tool to help keep your students motivated and engaged during your therapy sessions or interventions. You can choose a target from our skills library or you can turn questions off and use the game as reinforcement as you ask questions verbally.
Online Learning
Using your conferencing software such as Zoom for example, share your game screen and have students answer questions orally while you control the game. If you have a small group or single student, you could take turns and give students mouse control so that they can interact with the game.
For more ideas on how to use the games with your students, please read the article Learn Many Ways to Use the Games with your Students.
How to Buy
The Feeding games are included in our 1-Year Games Subscription which gives you access to over 200 games. Please visit our Store to learn more about what is included in the subscription.
How to Select a Feeding Game on the Choose a Game Page
After you have selected a question set or word list on the Choose Questions page, you will be taken to the Choose a Game page. Click on the Game Type filter to open the list of game types and then choose Feeding from the drop down list.
This will filter the game selection page to show only the Feeding games.
There are many fun themes for the Feeding games including special occasions such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter and also fun characters such as dinosaurs, a unicorn, a penguin and more.
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Understanding the Game Settings
The game settings allow you to customize the game in a variety of ways. You can refine your choice of questions or words which will help you to differentiate for your learners. You can control the difficulty level by setting how the questions are displayed and interacted with in the game. You can also set a game timer to help learners stop playing and transition to new activities.
The Feeding games setting page looks as shown in the image below. You can leave the settings on their default settings and simply play the game, or you can change them to meet your needs.
To learn what the settings do, you can simply try different variations when playing the game. However, if you would like a detailed explanation please read the article Game Settings.
To learn about the other types of games, see the Game Types section of the Help Center.