Selective waste collection in a playful way
THE Selective waste collection game helps you recognize which waste belongs to which collection category. The player must drag the objects on the screen, such as paper, plastic bottle, metal can, glass, leftover food or battery, into the appropriate bin.
In short, replayable levels, wastes appear in random order. Thus, it is not enough to remember the location of the objects: in each round, the material must be recognized again and the correct collector must be selected.
How does the game work?
Grab the waste and drag it to the appropriate bin based on the label. A correct selection is worth a point, and the object disappears from the playing field. If you choose the wrong bin, the waste will be returned to its place, so you can try again.
The tracks gradually become more difficult: at first there are few collectors and few objects, and later the categories of paper, plastic, metal, glass, bio-waste and e-waste may also appear at the same time. Quick and accurate selection gives better results.
What does the selective waste collection game develop?
- Environmental awareness: introduces the most important types of waste and the principle of separate collection.
- Classification: practices the grouping of objects according to material and use.
- Attention: to make the right decision, you need to observe the object and the inscription on the bins.
- Hand-eye coordination: accurately grasping and dragging items to target refines mouse and touchscreen use.
- Self-check: immediate feedback helps you recognize and correct wrong selections.
Is the game free?
The game is first 8 tracks for free can be tried. Additional tracks with more types of waste and more complex sorting are part of the Kiddos Premium.
Important: the color of the collection containers and the acceptance rules for each waste may differ from municipality to municipality. The game teaches recognition of categories; always follow the instructions of the local waste service provider at home. Batteries and electronic waste must be dropped off at a designated collection point.
Game guide and FAQ
How to play?
Grab the waste that appears, drag it to the bin with the appropriate label, then release it. You get a point for choosing correctly; you can try again if you make a wrong choice.
What types of waste are in the game?
Paper, plastic, metal, glass, organic waste and e-waste. Only a few of these categories can appear on the easier courses, and all six categories on the more difficult ones.
What happens if I put the waste in the wrong bin?
The item is returned to the board, so you can choose another collector. It’s just for the right selection.
Why can the bin be a different color in my place of residence?
The color code of the bins and the rules for removal may differ by service provider. In the game, it is therefore worth paying attention to the inscription and the category of waste.
Who is the game recommended for?
It is primarily recommended for children from the age of 6 who want to playfully practice selective sorting, classification and precise pulling movements.