Biba for Schools!

Biba for Schools is a fun collection of free games built for teachers to play with students on the playground! Biba games turn screen-time on its head, encouraging social and imaginative gameplay that get kids physically active and OUT OF THEIR SEATS!

Each Biba game presents an imaginative game premise that gets kids naturally active:

- In Biba Cops and Robbers, up to 10 kids compete either as a robber (who need to use equipment and bring their loot back to the iPad) or a cop (who need to tag and bring robbers back to the iPads Jail).
- In Biba Zombats, kids play a digital take on Zombie Tag where the iPad is the safehouse!

Biba for Schools comes with the following:

-Cops and Robbers (up to 10, ages 6-9)
-Zombot Tag (up to 10, ages 6-9)

and a collection of some of our phone game classics for smaller groups:

-Dino Dig (1-2 players, ages 3-6)
-Drive (1-4 players, ages 4-6)
-Relay (2 players, ages 6-9)


HELPING BALANCE SCREEN TIME
We know that balancing screen-time can be tough! Thats why Biba games seek to use screens to get parents and kids engaging in outdoor and active experiences on their local playground. No sitting around staring at screens, in Biba games, kids ARE the avatars!

EASY TO PLAY
Biba games are simple to play and designed to re-imagine play for children, breaking kids away from sedentary video game experiences and getting them outside where the real fun happens.

DRIVING KID’S IMAGINATIONS
A whole new category of imagination-driven games that bring back the basic joy of play, blending digital interaction with the real world physical activity that kids need!

ACTIVE AND OUTDOOR
Biba games are intended specifically to get kids participating in what the World Health Organization refers to as “moderate-to-vigorous physical activity”--games that elevate heart rate and encourage consistent movement. We encourage the use of Biba for teachers or instructors who are trying to get their kids more active in the wake of cuts to physical education time.

And don’t forget - Biba games are often wacky and unconventional, so for the best experience, please remember to agree to camera and microphone permissions when asked for!