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This link isn't to a game in particular, but a to a lively and active Twitter feed on game-based learning (links, activities, conferences).

Play Financial Football, learn money management Financial Football, a fast-paced, NFL-themed video game, tests your money management skills. It's part of Visa's free financial literacy program, Practical Money Skills for Life. The website provides useful financial literacy information for ages kindergarten through adult, including free lesson plans and other classroom materials. www.PracticalMoneySkills.com

This seems to be a more engaging graphical way to show the different cells and how they divide and get rid of dead cells. Mostly information presentation not very interactive.

This game is for high school and beyond. It provides an interactive place for people looking into careers and for changing jobs. It's time consuming but it can be very helpful for people who don't know what they want to do. d_3, gl_C, EV_4, yf_2

Games kids in grade pre-k through adult can play. However, most are geared toward elementary grades. It also has activity pages that can be printed for use in the classroom. d_3, gl_E, ev_4, y_f2

Excellent for doing research on concepts related to history of mathematics. diff=3, gl=M,Ev=3,f3

This game has the player taking on different roles to learn about what kind of planet humans need to survive. There's a cute little ferret that talks you through the different training modules and missions. It's a great place to learn about our planet and what makes it habitable. Introduces the different careers that are involved in NASA. d_4, gl_M, ev_5, y_f1