educational games

A compendium of scientific information, fun facts, and experiments for kids that teach about the human memory, including how it works, why it falters, how to sharpen it, and the nature of memories.

A collection of fifty-seven games designed to teach students how to use libraries, media centers, and other reference tools.

Over sixty learning activities explore shapes, numbers, the alphabet, and counting.

Touch Great Aunt Camouflage's magic crystal to start playing a game that will take you on a journey, across various terrains, through the animal kingdom.

Provides questions, rules, and suggestions for staging a successful game show of Battle of the Books for elementary and junior high/middle school students; featuring over two thousand questions from 789 books, and including suggestions for related bulletin boards, curriculum units, and activities.

Outlines the geological processes that cause earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis and features a variety of experiments, models, and demonstrations that allow readers to gain a firsthand account of these processes. Includes black-and-white illustrations throughout.

Contains twenty-four mysteries teachers may use in the classroom to teach their students the methods and relevance of research; grouped in three categories of difficulty.

A guide to learning American Sign Language, describing and illustrating the manual alphabet, as well as signs for numbers, people, animals, food and drink, clothing, colors, sports, feelings, and other subjects, and including a selection of sign language games and activities.

This book examines classroom games for different subjects, including mathematics, spelling, geography, and history, as well as art and music, played by children in 19th century North America.