How does the Recycling Sorting Museum Game work?
- Project the game onto a large wall.
- Rubbish items appear on the wall.
- A child drags an item with their hand or a touch.
- The sensor reads where the item is dropped.
- The game shows whether the item landed in the correct bin.
What comes with the Recycling Sorting Museum Game?
- Projector
- Touch sensor
- Host computer with the sorting game
What space and power does the Recycling Sorting Museum Game need?
| Play area | A flat wall with room for several children to stand; size set in your quote |
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| Mounting height | A standard ceiling is enough; projector mount height confirmed in your quote |
| Power | A standard power point near the projector |
| Network | Not needed for play |
Where is the Recycling Sorting Museum Game used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Recycling Sorting Museum Game: questions buyers ask
Why does the recycling game use coloured bins?
The Recycling Sorting Museum Game uses coloured bins to teach basic waste groups. We can adapt the groups to the rules in your area, which we confirm when we quote.
Can the recycling game match our local recycling rules?
Yes. The Recycling Sorting Museum Game can be adjusted for the categories used in your area. Tell us the local rules and we confirm the changes before you order.
How many children can play at once?
The Recycling Sorting Museum Game supports a small group at the wall, limited by wall width and sensor. We confirm the practical number from your layout.
Does the game need reading skills?
No. The Recycling Sorting Museum Game uses pictures and colours, so younger children can play before they read. Staff can add spoken or printed support if needed.