Games — Prototypes

Sign Games

All four run on the signs already in Lesson 11 — Road Signs. No new art.

Speed Round

Name the sign before the clock runs out. Score, streak, personal best.

Shape & Color Sort

Drop signs into buckets by color, shape, or purpose. Teaches the system, not the list.

Blur Reveal

The sign sharpens as you approach. Buzz in early for more points.

Silhouette Mode

Outline only, no color, no legend. What is this shape telling you?

Judgment Games

These drill decisions, not recall. Built on scenes and rulings the curriculum already has.

Right-of-Way Judge

Tap the cars in the order they go. Six intersections, rulings from L14.4.

Hazard Spotter

Tap the developing hazard before the clock runs out. Real dashcam clips, three hazards plus a control.

Arcade

Same skills, retro shell. Classification and reflex under time.

Sign Invaders

Blast the signs of the target class as the formation marches down. Hold fire on decoys. CRT funk.

Gap Runner

Frogger for gap acceptance. Cross the traffic one lane at a time through safe gaps.

Long Shot

Game 3 in a cabinet. Call the sign from as far out as you dare — lives, waves, streak multiplier.

Not Built

Sketched, awaiting a pick. The tag says what each one needs before it can be built.

Gap Acceptance scene parts

Left turn across oncoming traffic. Tap GO. Too early, too late, or clean. Nothing else teaches gap judgment.

Odd One Out ready

Three warnings and a regulatory. Which doesn't belong, and why? Runs on the L11 signs as-is.

Three-Second Count ready

Tap when the lead car passes a landmark, tap when you do. Grades your following distance.

Stopping Distance ready

Guess the distance at a given speed, then see the real curve. The thing teens estimate worst.

Scanning Sequence scene parts

Mirror, blind spot, signal, go. Do it in order, under time, before the lane change.

Sign the Intersection scene parts

Place the correct signs into a top-down scene. Uses the same scene-graphics builder as game 5.

Dashboard Lights art exists

Stop now, or schedule service? Graphics/Dashboard Warning Lights already has the icons.

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Game prototypes

Four takes on the 42 signs from Lesson 11, plus a right-of-way judge built from the curriculum's own scene graphics. Pick one on the left, play it in the phone frame, and tell me which are worth keeping.

Nothing here touches the Manager, the student app, or any lesson data. These are standalone pages under public/games/.

Games earn their place

Timing, perception, and ordering belong in a game. A fact you could look up belongs in a quiz. Each one below drills something a static page cannot.

Ungraded and replayable

Score, streak, personal best — nothing flows to a gradebook. The moment a score counts, students optimize instead of play.

One thumb, no drag

Every interaction is a tap. Dragging a sign across a phone screen with the target hidden under your own hand is nobody's idea of fun.

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