This site has lots of different gaming options to learn about adequate sleep and how important it is for your body.

This quiz game lets students learn about what tobacco and drugs can do to their body. I chose it because it is an interactive game and it shares lots of knowledge.

I would use this site to do experiments that I may not have the utilities to actually do in real life. I chose this site because the experiments do look fun and are interactive.

I like these interactive gaming sites; they have lots of different options and areas of learning to game from.

This site has lots of options for geography gaming. Looks like a good asset for social studies teachers.

This game lets students guess which state to put where on a map. It is a good testing tool to see where students are at in their learning.

These games are more simplistic, yet fun. I would use this as a classroom tool to get lower-level elementary-aged students thinking.

Just as the URL defines it, these math games are cool. They are extremely interactive and give students a sense of reality while gaming. I would use this as a reward for a good week's class.

I think this is a fun way to learn vocabulary, and it gives students incentives for doing well. I would use this as a warm-up game for Language Arts.

I chose this site because it gives L.A. teachers a lot of different options of gameplay for the students, and because the games look fun. I'd use it as a classroom tool to help engage my students with a certain topic via online gaming.