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Regulating genes: an interactive genetic mutation game

Submitted by Ellen on Tue, May 25, 2010 - 9:45am
  • dna
  • evolution
  • Game
  • genealogy
  • interactive
  • online
  • science

From NOVA, this is an online game that lets you introduce mutations to the genetic code of a bug, and see the results.  The game highlights why different cells express different genes, and how different mutations affect gene expression differently.  Includes background information, a lesson plan (under teacher resources) and a student worksheet (under student resources).  Be aware that an audio recording of an article titled "sexual canibilism" (about spiders) is highlighted in the sidebar of this page.

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Museum Kids: Just for Fun

Submitted by Ellen on Wed, Apr 21, 2010 - 12:45pm
  • art
  • art theory
  • elementary
  • free
  • high school
  • history
  • interactive
  • middle school

From the Metropolitan Museum onf Art, here are eighteen interactive web games that teach about art, art theory and artists.  Many cultures and time periods are represented.  There are games for all ages, but if a game doesn't seem geared toward younger children, I'd recommend screening it first (for example, the one on Van Gogh's life includes mention of his mental trouble and suicide).

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Abraham Lincoln's Crossroads

Submitted by Ellen on Mon, Feb 22, 2010 - 8:58am
  • Abraham Lincoln
  • american history
  • civil war
  • free
  • high school
  • interactive
  • middle school

A free, interactive "game" where kids listen to a virtual Lincoln describing pivotal moments in his life, and then have the opportunity to guess which choice Lincoln made.  An interesting presentation of a lot information about Lincoln's life and times.  Appropriate for middle school level and beyond.

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Smithsonian Kids

Submitted by jenv on Mon, Jun 8, 2009 - 5:30pm
  • General Discussion
  • elementary
  • games
  • history
  • interactive
  • kindergarteners
  • preschoolers
  • science

Invention at Play, Fun & Games.

Experiments

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