The Pathfinder Junior digital learning programme supports the development of children’s orientation in two dimensions and it also enables them to learn to count and add without noticing. It also provides an opportunity to get familiar with the map of Hungary and at the same time to slip into the role of Brainy Hedgie and save Flower-Hair Violet.
In many cases, the development of hand preference is not completed by 6 to 7 years of age. In other cases some children would not use their dominant hand for some reason, when drawing or handwriting. This game gives an opportunity for parents to observe their child’s hand preference and set the virtual dice for the appropriate side.