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August 27, 2008
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A high-school student demonstrates a game she developed, soliciting feedback from a middleschooler.
A high-school student demonstrates a game she developed, and solicits feedback from a middle-school student. In this game, players work with colored balls that fall from above. Each ball displays a math problem and the object of the game is to move around the buckets at the bottom of the screen to match the problem to its correct answer.
Credit: Girlstart, Inc.
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