Game is an important element for healthy child development including learning development. New technology has brought with it new tools for learning, and research has shown that the educational potential of mobile games resonates with teachers and students.

School-aged children worldwide are growing up immersed in a media-rich, “always connected” world. With this game, users can also learn plant structure and three chemical reactions. Little Botany players can learn to select what crops to plant, maintain their own garden, watch crops to grow, tend the crops on a daily basis, and harvest them. More specifically, Little Botany is using real-time weather data for the garden location to simulate how the weather affects plants growth. The gardens created in Little Botany are augmented with real-world location data and real-time weather data. One unique feature of Little Botany is that the game is built upon real-world data by leveraging data integration mechanism. To help school-aged children learn about the fascinating world of plants, we present a mobile educational game called Little Botany, where players can create their own virtual gardens in any location on earth. Mobile devices are rapidly becoming the new medium of educational and social life for young people, and hence mobile educational games have become an important mechanism for learning.

Plant websites for elementary students