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very cool graphics, games are fun and the one i played challenged me (it was about tmes tables). Nice and worthwhile for students.

Here is another site dedicated to understanding and solving math problems. What's interesting about this site is that English and Science are incorporated as well. It's a known fact that these 3 subjects are dependent upon one another and understanding these subjects (as a whole) is essential. This site is geared for the primary grades.

Although not a free site, Zoodles has a great deal of interactive games for the various primary school age subjects. My 10-year-old enjoyed the free trial so we're considering purchasing a membership for 1 year. Subjects include reading, math, science, and writing.

This is the main site where I pulled the crossword puzzle game from, it has games for K-6 students.

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

Mexican diplomat and military officer. Writer of comprehensive report in 1834 about the various departments of Texas.

Various games in a virtual world. Although I did not stay here all that long, I did notice that the games seemed to offer an alternate way to memorize facts and did not really allow students to do any constructivist learning. Must be harder to build those games.

Fun games that let you practice reading call numbers and finding information. Was created to help student workers learn their jobs in an academic library.

The reference game is really hard and I'm a reference librarian!

This is the cell game Sheri was interested in.

The ultimate virtual dissection. Gamers complete a total knee replacement using virtual tools.

Math problems are not as interactive. :(

It's got a pretty interesting story line to go with the game. I want to play - but grading FACTS designs are calling me.

looks like skills type games - but plenty to look at.

This game would be more suited for Middle to High School students. Players are asked question about lasers when they reach a star in the game. Players are also asked to sort laser items from other items.

This game is set up like a hangman game where students are given clues, and they are asked to figure out what is wrong with the character.

I just like this game since I am a Psychology major, and the kids learn about this in elementary school. 3rd-6th.

This game teaches what the left and right hemispheres do. This game would be good for 2nd-8th Grade.