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Middle School Students. The player has to shoot words as they are falling so that they do not land on the creature. They will be told to choose a verb, adjective, adverb, noun, preposition.

Middle to High School Students. The player needs to run tests on the patient, and then decide what blood type the patient is so that they can give them a blood transfer.

Elementary to Middle School Kids. In this game the player has to take care of their dog, by walking and feeding him along with watching the pets insulin levels and administering insulin.

Interactive simulation of travel to six different stars at selected speeds. A comparison of the time elapsed on Earth vs the time elapsed on the spaceship. Upon arrival back to Earth, information about how Earth has may have changed during the time gone on the trip is shown.

A mixture of games, simulations, quests, and other educational topics all from a project originally called Games to Teach (archives are available, but notes on the site direct you back to the Education Arcade area. Games in the GTT area are interesting as well -- green games, etc.

Gaming in education - looks interesting but have not had time to explore very much.

From A to Z teaching stuff

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).

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.

Drive a car and wreck into the cars with numbers that equal to the multiples at the beginning of the race.

Plant and Manage your own forest.

Played it a little (not all the way thru). The way it develops slowly seems to suggest the immense patience required to manage a forest over decades.

i like the sounds and music on the games. this is for elementary and maybe middle school.

I played Wizards and Pigs all the way thru and thought the music got a little intrusive, just my opinion. It would be nice to be able to turn it off and on at will. W&P did provide a rich interactive environment, I'll give it that.

Simple dissection of a salmon. Students can be exposed the the inner working of a salmon. At very least, the learner will be able to clean the inside of a fish for dinner.

This would be very good practice for a student before doing the hands-on dissection of a real specimen.

this website has simple, but fun games. Also, it has resources for teachers and you can save them to your Diigo account and print them out later(puzzles, word finds, charts, etc....).

Tornado SimulaTor allows user To adjust width of Tornado and pressure difference then run the simulation and determine the category of the twister.

This is an interactive site for elementary and middle school kiddos. The games are quite engaging and make learning math a lot of fun.

what's really 'cool' about this site is the use of word problems which are often difficult for someto grasp the understanding of completing such a problem.

This game website allows you to practice math problems by playing with numbers and giving your brain a workout. This site is good for elementary and middle school students to practice math skills play a logic game and have some fun...

This is a 14+ game for use in teaching and understanding addiction, useful in health and psychology education. It's in English and free to download (PC only) From the site: Akrasia is a single-player game that challenges game conventions and is intended to make the player think and reflect. It is based on the abstract concept of addiction, which is expressed metaphorically throughout the game.