Game overview
About Place Value Quest
Place Value Quest is a Premium number-sense adventure for children ages 6 to 10. Seven progressively unlocked regions teach ones, tens and hundreds with cottages, towers, castles and visible base-10 blocks. Children drag or tap digit cards, build and decode block models, complete expanded forms, compare and construct numbers, investigate digit values, and trade ten ones for a ten or ten tens for a hundred. Every mission includes a spoken prompt, a helpful hint and another chance after a mistake. Stars, coins, gems, badges, daily challenges and saved progress reward careful learning.
Skills kids can practice
Features
- Seven unlockable Number Kingdom regions
- Digit-card drag and drop with tap and keyboard alternatives
- Interactive ones cubes, tens rods and hundreds flats
- Visible number decomposition animation
- Base-ten trading in both place-value directions
- Daily challenge, stars, coins, gems and badges
- Gentle hints and adaptive practice
- Spoken guidance through the PlayPuzzle audio framework
- Local and signed-in profile progress saving
How to Play
- Choose the first open region on the adventure map.
- Drag or tap cards and blocks into the matching place-value houses.
- Use the Hint button and try again whenever a choice is not quite right.
- Finish missions to earn stars and unlock the next region.
- Return for a fresh daily challenge and practise any open region again.
What Kids Learn
- A digit has a different value in the ones, tens and hundreds places
- One ten is the same amount as ten ones
- One hundred is the same amount as ten tens
- How to read, build, break apart and compare three-digit numbers
Age Group
Ages 6 to 10. The difficulty and amount of guidance increase gradually, so younger children can start with introductory activities and older children can try more advanced challenges.
FAQs
Can children play without dragging?
Yes. Tap a card or block, then tap its destination. Keyboard controls are available too.
What happens after a mistake?
The piece returns gently, and the child can hear a hint and try again.
Does progress follow a signed-in child?
Local progress is saved, and the game syncs it to the active PlayPuzzle profile when available.
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