Great question Sarah! The best practice we've found is the 'Pacing Triangle':
1. Place a question checkpoint at a safe 'rest ledge' right after an action section.
2. Use the question as a gate that opens a moving platform or bouncy cloud.
3. Keep 3 to 5 questions per stage so children stay focused on mastery without fatigue.
This gives your child a sense of reward and anticipation!
This is so helpful! I tried placing them on rest ledges right before reward coins, and my son played the level 5 times in a row! Thank you so much.
Great question Sarah! The best practice we've found is the 'Pacing Triangle':
1. Place a question checkpoint at a safe 'rest ledge' right after an action section.
2. Use the question as a gate that opens a moving platform or bouncy cloud.
3. Keep 3 to 5 questions per stage so children stay focused on mastery without fatigue.
This gives your child a sense of reward and anticipation!
This is so helpful! I tried placing them on rest ledges right before reward coins, and my son played the level 5 times in a row! Thank you so much.
Great question Sarah! The best practice we've found is the 'Pacing Triangle':
1. Place a question checkpoint at a safe 'rest ledge' right after an action section.
2. Use the question as a gate that opens a moving platform or bouncy cloud.
3. Keep 3 to 5 questions per stage so children stay focused on mastery without fatigue.
This gives your child a sense of reward and anticipation!
This is so helpful! I tried placing them on rest ledges right before reward coins, and my son played the level 5 times in a row! Thank you so much.
