Life is full of choices. In Hungry Birds, players learn about the different choices animals are forced to make every day.
The goal of Hungry Birds is to rear as many offspring as you can. But nothing is as simple as it seems. Players take on the role of a bird navigating the wilds to hunt for food for offspring in different environments. As players explore the different locations in hungry birds, they encounter different obstacles and enemies and each environment varies in food availability. Choose whether to continue or give up and use what you have!
The game teaches concepts surrounding various life-history decisions ranging from allocation and feeding strategies, to giving up densities and risky and shy personalities.

Life is full of choices. In Hungry Birds, players learn about the different choices animals are forced to make every day.
The goal of Hungry Birds is to rear as many offspring as you can. Players take on the role of a bird hunting for food to feed its offspring and survive. As players explore the different environments in Hungry Birds, they about variation in food availability and must weigh different risks.
The game teaches concepts surrounding various life-history decisions ranging from allocation and feeding strategies, giving up densities, risky and shy personalities, and parent-offspring conflict.
Uses
This game is designed as a single player game. It can be used as homework to introduce the topic prior to class (a flipped classroom style of learning), or can be used to reinforce ideas after teaching the topic in class.
Analytics
Teachers can download data or display them in front of the class in real time to allow student to learn how their decisions affect their performance relative to their competitors.

Life is full of choices. In Hungry Birds, players learn about the different choices animals are forced to make every day.
The goal of Hungry Birds is to rear as many offspring as you can. Players take on the role of a bird hunting for food to feed its offspring and survive. As players explore the different environments in Hungry Birds, they about variation in food availability and must weigh different risks.
The game teaches concepts surrounding various life-history decisions ranging from allocation and feeding strategies, giving up densities, risky and shy personalities, and parent-offspring conflict.
Uses
This game is designed as a single player game. It can be used as homework to introduce the topic prior to class (a flipped classroom style of learning), or can be used to reinforce ideas after teaching the topic in class.
Analytics
Teachers can download data or display them in front of the class in real time to allow student to learn how their decisions affect their performance relative to their competitors.

Life is full of choices. In Hungry Birds, players learn about the different choices animals are forced to make every day.



The goal of Hungry Birds is to rear as many offspring as you can. Players take on the role of a bird hunting for food to feed its offspring and survive. As players explore the different environments in Hungry Birds, they about variation in food availability and must weigh different risks.



The game teaches concepts surrounding various life-history decisions ranging from allocation and feeding strategies, giving up densities, risky and shy personalities, and parent-offspring conflict.



Uses

This game is designed as a single player game. It can be used as homework to introduce the topic prior to class (a flipped classroom style of learning), or can be used to reinforce ideas after teaching the topic in class.



Analytics

Teachers can download data or display them in front of the class in real time to allow student to learn how their decisions affect their performance relative to their competitors.

Life is full of choices. In Hungry Birds, players learn about the different choices animals are forced to make every day.



The goal of Hungry Birds is to rear as many offspring as you can. Players take on the role of a bird hunting for food to feed its offspring and survive. As players explore the different environments in Hungry Birds, they about variation in food availability and must weigh different risks.



The game teaches concepts surrounding various life-history decisions ranging from allocation and feeding strategies, giving up densities, risky and shy personalities, and parent-offspring conflict.



Uses

This game is designed as a single player game. It can be used as homework to introduce the topic prior to class (a flipped classroom style of learning), or can be used to reinforce ideas after teaching the topic in class.



Analytics

Teachers can download data or display them in front of the class in real time to allow student to learn how their decisions affect their performance relative to their competitors.