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We are pleased to offer links to these online games and puzzles that we believe to be of educational value. If you wish to recommend links to be added to this site, please email the webmaster.


Science:

Weather Crossword puzzle can be customized for beginner, intermediate, or advanced


Science Education at Jefferson Lab - try the interactive games ... students will love them, and learn about atoms and elements in the process!

FunBrain Periodic Table Game (http://www.funbrain.com/periodic/index.html) - Online interactive game - Test your knowledge of chemistry and the elements.

Solar Word Search game can be set for beginner, intermediate or advanced.


Math:

University of Toronto Mathematics Network - contains a variety of mathematical resource material, games, questions, and answers.

A+ Math - Created just for kids, this colorful, interactive math site is educational and fun, although some of the games do not provide feedback. Highlights include flash cards, games, and the homework helper, where students enter a problem and find out if their solution is correct. Grade Level: Elementary, Middle School

funbrain.com - featuring interactive and educational math games for kids of all ages, including Math Baseball and Change Maker. These games can be tailored in difficulty for students in K-8, and might be useful as review in 9-12.



English:

New Alphabets - Write your name in wild, exotic alphabets, syllabaries, and ideographics:

  • Babylonian Cuneiform
  • Chinese (Zodiac Name)
  • Chinese (Mandarin)
  • Chinese (given name)
  • Egyptian Hieroglyphs
  • Egyptian Hieroglyphs
  • Egyptian Hieroglyphs
  • Egyptian Hieroglyphs
  • Votre nom en Hieroglyphes
  • Eskimo (Inuktitut)
  • Hawaiian (click the upper-right "X" on the popups)
  • Japanese Katakana
  • Korean Hangul
  • Latin
  • Mayan Hieroglyphs
  • Viking Runes
  • about 'Hieroglyphic'
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    Etymologic: The Toughest Word Game on the Web (http://www.etymologic.com/playgame.cgi) - In this game you'll be presented with 10 randomly selected word origin or word definition puzzles to solve; in each case the word or phrase is highlighted in bold, and a number of possible answers will be presented. You need to choose the correct answer to score a point for that question.

    Fake-Out - A definition guessing game for 3 levels of students; k-2, 3-5, 6+. Students guess the definition of a chosen word. But the real fun comes from submitting their own fake definition for the next week's word.

    New Word Oddities and Trivia - Palindromes, long words, short words, sentences with the entire alphabet in them, plus scads of other verbal oddities.

    New Palindromes - Words and phrases that are spelled the same way forwards or backwards.

    You Make the Story (Plaid-Libs) (http://www.billsgames.com/plaidlibs/) - children supply adjectives, adverbs, verbs, nouns and pronouns (singular and plural) and then a silly story is generated from the words they supplied.

    New YourDictionary.com (http://www.yourdictionary.com) - This site has many word games you will love. They have the richest assortment of crossword puzzles on the planet: anagram puzzles, cryptic puzzles, Roman and Arabic numeral puzzles, study puzzles for geography, physics, astronomy, Spanish and the Bible, puzzles with holiday messages, with graphics and web links.


    Vocabulary University - Vocabulary puzzles to enhance vocabulary mastery. These exercises help prepare for SSAT, PSAT, GED, SAT and ACT tests, they supplement personal vocabulary acquisition, and are being used in home-schooling and ESL programs.

    Word brain teasers - For example, what does "go it it it it" represent? Go for it (go 4 it, get it ;-). If that one interests you go see the hundreds of word brain teasers on this page.

    The Word Detective on the Web is the online version of The Word Detective, a newspaper column answering readers' questions about words and language.

    Word PI - The computer will think of a 5-letter word. This word will not have any repeated letters (words like "testy" or "foods" won't appear). You're job is to guess words until you find out what the computer is thinking. This is like Mastermind with letters instead of colors.

    WordScram is a word puzzle game! Each player takes turns trying to make words out of a collection of randomly picked letters. You can only use each letter only once, and the word must be in English. There is a version which only allows 60 seconds and encourages fast thinking.


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    This page last modified on March 26, 2004