#PokeMath Overview A game designed for the XO to teach fourth graders math concepts. Based on the turn-based battle game Pokemon, this game challenges the player's math skills in three main areas: Geometry, Multiplication, and Percentages. Each of these question types is characterized by a monster. A monster asks question of a specific level that corresponds to the player's own level. All monsters begin at level 1, asking the easiest questions. When the player answers the question correctly, the monster loses health (determined by the player's attack stat). If the player answers the question incorrectly, the monster attacks and the player loses health. A monster keeps asking questions until its health goes below 0 from the player answering questions correctly. When the monster dies, the player gains experience. If the player's experience reaches a multiple of 10, the player gains a level. The player continues through the game, encountering new monsters at increasing levels, until they die or reach level 4.

#Playing the Game - Environments and Directions On the XO : 1. Open the terminal activity 2. Navigate to the location of PokeMath.py 3. run "python PokeMath.py" 4. Follow the in-game prompts On Windows : 1. Open the command line 2. Nagivate to the location of PokeMath.py 3. run "python PokeMath.py" 4. Follow the in-game prompts

TODO: GeoMonster Level 1: q1: how many sides does [shape] have Level 2: q1: What kind of angle has n degrees (obtuse, right, acute)
q2: What angle is between perpendicular angles? q3: What angle is between parallel angles? Level 3 q1: How many n degree angles does it take to make a full circle? (45, 60, 90, 180)

MultiMonster Level 1: q1: Multiplying and dividing numbers by 10 Level 2: q1: Multiply 30 * 6 Level 3: q1: Multiply 45 q2: Multiply 40 * 5 q3: Multiply 8 * 5 q4: Add 40 * 5 and 85 q5: Multiply 48 * 5

Level 4: Multiply 1 * 1 Multiply 10 * 10 Multiply 10 * 2 Multiply 10 * 2 Multiply 2 * 2 Add 1010, 102, 102, and 22*2 Multiply 12 * 12