🎮 Landforms

📖 About this game

A game about the landforms of the Kingdom, the twelfth lesson in the geography-of-my-country unit. One cross-section is drawn from the Red Sea in the west to the Arabian Gulf in the east, following the relief diagram in the book; one zone pulses on it and the child taps the name of its landform from the six. A single cross-section is used rather than separate pictures because landforms do not lie about at random — they follow one another from the coast inland, and that order is itself part of the lesson. Sands are told from mountains by shape rather than colour: dunes have rounded crests and mountains sharp ones. Each landform twice. No sign-up.

🕹️ How to play

1. Look at the cross-section from the Red Sea to the Arabian Gulf.
2. Look at the pulsing zone: is it high and sharp, level on top, or rounded dunes?
3. Tap the name of the landform from the six.
4. Every landform you get first try counts for you.