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Selection of free, online games that relate to 6th grade curriculum
Updated on Apr 05, 15
Created on Jun 12, 11
Category: Schools & Education
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Rita Hennessey's List: Educational Games
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Nov 07, 11
Free Online Puzzle Games
Computer puzzle games for children, teens & Big Kids. We believe that we have put some of the best kids’ online games in one place. From classic to newest, from simple fun to the most challenging. -
Oct 11, 12
educational games in many different subject areas
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Science
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Jun 27, 10
"Welcome to the death defying Funderstanding Roller Coaster!
This simulator is designed for people who want to design their own thrilling coaster and educators who want to use a cool activity to simulate the application of physics by using an exciting interactive tool and access to a wonderful reference source." -
Jun 12, 11
from the site: The Riverbed is a first-person serialized interactive experience. The fictional murder-mystery is set in a land devastated by water scarcity. Based on several real-world cases, the game is designed to raise awareness of this looming crisis and help players to better understand the dynamics at work in water scarcity situations.
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Oct 28, 11
This is an interactive activity in which students classify various plants and animals, including organisms such as a frog, jellyfish, venus flytrap, bat, human, and seaweed. The categories into which students place these organisms include Animals, Things With Webbed Feet, Fish, Things That Lay Eggs, Mammals, and others.
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Jan 25, 12
"This video game features simulations of actual EVAs conducted by NASA astronauts on missions to provide power to the space station. "
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Mar 24, 11
"These eight online games teach you the chemical elements, periodic table, and more.
Just click to play and learn!" -
Jun 18, 11
"provides free, educational online games focused on science, math, and critical thinking."
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Oct 28, 11
This tool features a problem-solving activity in which you must transfer blocks of different sizes from one tower to another. The activity is based on a game invented by the French mathematician, Edouard Lucas, in 1883. The rules are that you can only move one block at a time and that a larger block may never lie on top of a smaller one.
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History
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May 18, 11
Who Am I? presents players with six historical characters that they have to identify using the text and image clues provided. To solve the mystery players have to match the visual artifacts to each character.
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Jan 25, 12
"Test your knowledge about the American Revolution, and see if you can navigate your way to independence. Every correct answer gets you closer to liberty!"
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US Government / Civics
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Geography
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May 20, 11
Quiz - can you name the capital cities of European countries?
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