Ant Fruit Delivery

Find the requested fruit, then draw a route from the ant to the anthill. During delivery, friendly caterpillars follow visible patrol paths; a bump simply restarts the same round with extra help.

Ages 4-63-6 minutesChoose, draw and watchFruits and movement recognitionVoice supported

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Find the fruit, then draw a safe route

apple

route

ant

anthill

What Kids Learn

Core Recognition

Recognize apple, banana, orange and strawberry by name and appearance.

Listen and Follow

Plan a continuous route from a starting point to a destination.

Visual Attention

Observe predictable moving patrols and coordinate visual attention with drawing.

Independent Practice

Make a simple choice independently without time pressure.

How to Play

1
Listen for the requested fruit and choose it.
2
Start at the ant and draw a route to the anthill.
3
Watch the ant carry the fruit while caterpillars patrol.
4
If the ant is startled, try the same round again with a safer route.

Choose a Comfortable Level

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Beginner

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2 fruits · 1 patrol

Choose between apple and banana, then plan around one slow straight patrol for 4 deliveries.

Play Beginner

Easy

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3 fruits · 2 patrols

Add orange and a second visible patrol for 6 deliveries.

Play Easy

Normal

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4 fruits · 3 patrols

Add strawberry and three slightly faster fixed patrols for 8 deliveries.

Play Normal

Beginner2 fruits · 1 patrol

Choose between apple and banana, then plan around one slow straight patrol for 4 deliveries.

Play Beginner

Easy3 fruits · 2 patrols

Add orange and a second visible patrol for 6 deliveries.

Play Easy

Normal4 fruits · 3 patrols

Add strawberry and three slightly faster fixed patrols for 8 deliveries.

Play Normal

Parent Tips

Demonstrate one slow route from the ant to the anthill.
Ask where the caterpillar will move before drawing.
After two bumps, point out the gentle safe-route hint instead of giving the answer.
Celebrate effort instead of speed.

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