Woogi Compass is an educational game that teaches the eight compass directions. A colourful compass rose sits on the screen and the needle in the middle turns freely. The game calls out a direction ("North", "Southeast") and the child turns the needle to face it. A correct turn scores a point; a wrong one can be tried again right away.
A free educational game that builds spatial awareness, knowledge of directions and fast decision-making.
Directions are a skill that starts in the classroom and travels with a child into the street, onto maps and onto road signs. In this game the word "north" gets tied to one fixed spot on the rose, so reading a screen, understanding a map orientation and saying which way you are facing all become easier. Learning direction names together moves a child from relative ideas like left and right to absolute direction. The dragging motion also supports small-muscle control and the ability to act on a screen without losing attention.