9-12
TSN-2 Game
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Visit the lesson ideas page to find more resources for the language arts game TSN-2....
Build-A-Body Science Game
Posted by Dana Burnell on
Visit the lesson ideas page to find resources for the free science learning game Build-a-Body....
Quandary Ethics and English Game: Opinion Tracker
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Download this PDF to help students organize their thinking while playing the award-winning English game, Quandary....
Quandary Learning Game
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Visit the Lesson Ideas page to find resources for Quandary, a free online game for reinforcing critical thinking and language arts skills....
Using BrainPOP to Teach about the Flu
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Need to teach about the Flu? Experts say the flu epidemic is worse this winter than in recent years, and right now, the flu season is at its peak. You can use BrainPOP resources to help your students ...
Law Craft Game Play Strategies
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Activating Prior Knowledge:
Students can play and learn from the Law Craft game without any pre-teaching. However, they may get more out of the game if they have some background knowledge and game pl...
Getting Creative: Scientific Illustrations & Other Projects
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All the way from Shanghai, we welcome Laura Brown, a high school science teacher, for this webinar on scientific illustrations and other creative projects. Find out how she and her students use BrainP...
Quandary: Preparing to Play & Guiding Questions (with ELL Support)
Posted by Dana Burnell on
Before playing this ethics and English game, ask if students are familiar with the word "Quandary"? You may want to start the session by asking: “Do you know what the game’s title means? What is a qua...
Educational Games: 5 Ways to Structure Game Play
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There are lots of different ways you can have students explore online educational games. Here are five general approaches we can recommend to structure game play:
Whole Class Game Play: Project the g...
Using Graphic Organizers with Games
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Some students will prefer to figure out games in their heads, but others may need additional support. When introducing a game to your class, consider offering scratch paper or graphic organizers to he...
