The hens are laying faster than the pail can swing. Slide the pail to Catch the eggs, Sort the eggs into color crates, then Stack the bars on a chalkboard graph. Third grade kids collect and organize data while they build a bar graph from a real clutch.
The coop starts
Egg Crate starts on its own. Tap Easy, Medium, or Hard on the enamel sign. There is no Play button over the pail.
Catch the eggs
The prompt says Slide the pail. Catch the eggs. Drag the tin pail under falling Cream, Russet, Speckled, and Sage eggs. What you catch is the data.
Sort the eggs
The prompt says Sort the eggs. Drag every egg into the matching crate. Wrong crate empties a Nest.
Stack the bars
The prompt says Stack the bars. Each slat stands for the scale on the sign. Tap a column to raise it. When every bar matches the crate, the Clutch is done. Four Clutches reach Coop closed.
Slide the pail. Catch the eggs.
Eggs drop from the roost. Slide the pail to Catch the eggs. A hit clinks the tin and adds Haul. A miss cracks on the straw and never reaches a crate.
Sort the eggs
Drag each egg into the Cream, Russet, Speckled, or Sage crate. A hit seats the egg. Wrong crate recoils and empties a Nest.
Stack the bars
Each slat stands for 1 or 2 eggs. Raise a chalkboard column until the height matches the crate. The bar locks when it is right. Too tall costs a Nest.
Haul score and streak
Catch, sort, and chart hits grow Haul. A streak adds 50. Point pops fly off the pail, crate, or bar. A miss resets the streak.
Egg Crate is a third grade data and graphing game. Kids Slide the pail to Catch the eggs, Sort the eggs by color, then Stack the bars on a chalkboard. Easy uses two colors and a scale of 1. Medium opens three colors and a scale of 2. Hard uses four colors, a scale of 2, and hides the crate counts so you graph from memory. The skill is collecting and organizing data, not tapping a quiz card.
Collect data, then graph it
Third grade math asks kids to collect, sort, and show data. Egg Crate makes that a clutch: Catch the eggs, Sort the eggs, Stack the bars.
A bar graph you can stack
Each slat stands for 1 or 2 eggs. Kids see a crate count become a bar height.
Instant crate and chart feedback
A hit seats an egg or locks a bar and sprays Haul. A miss recoils. The board and the how-to use the same words.
Works on a finger or a mouse
Slide the pail. Drag an egg. Tap a bar. Touch targets stay large, and the hot crate lights up while you sort.
Slide the pail under the falling eggs. What you catch becomes the data you Sort the eggs with and then Stack the bars from.
A catch starts small. Each seated egg and each locked bar starts at 100 Haul and grows by 50 with a streak. A finished Clutch adds 150 more. A miss resets the streak and can empty a Nest.
Read the crate. Each slat stands for 1 egg on Easy, or 2 eggs on Medium and Hard. Raise the chalkboard column until it matches. Too tall costs a Nest.
Hard uses four colors and a faster roost. Each slat stands for 2, and the crate counts hide so you Stack the bars from memory.
Egg Crate is third grade data and graphing. Easy stays on two colors and a scale of 1. Medium and Hard open a scale of 2.