Construction Games - Road Works

A construction site is a place full of mysterious machines, where only workers with special permits are allowed to stay.

What is Construction Games - Road Works?

Construction Games - Road Works is an educational Chrome extension that allows children to explore and learn about the intriguing world of construction sites and machines. By clicking on missing machines, children can discover how these machines work and understand the process of construction.

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By: https://duckiedeck.com

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Users: 372 ▲ 14

Rating: 2.00 (4)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2013-04-24)

Creation date: 2013-04-24

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 16.55K

URLs: Website

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# 42642 ▲ 742

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For your children, if they ever come across a construction site, they will become extremely intrigued and curious as to how all these mysterious machines work. This game requires the child to simply click on whichever machine they feel is missing and see how they work. It provides a brilliant and unique opportunity for your child to see and recognise how these construction workers carry out their work; how these machines operate and even associate it to the point where they will understand that the very house they are playing this game was built in the same fashion.

At Duckie Deck we provide smiles. So far, over 8 million toddlers and preschoolers played our educational games and smiled.

User reviews

if anything on the chrome game store has "duckie deck" in the thumbnail or title, it's very likely going to be a very bad app, parading as an educational game for kids. It just takes you to the game on an ad-congested website. It's very obvious that these games aren't for education, but for ad revenue. Don't use this rubbish.