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Explore the magical world of online learning games in math and ELA, tailored for Pre-K to Grade 5, well-suited for ages 2–11. Our teacher-designed learning program offers interactive educational games on counting, arithmetic operations, fractions, shapes, reading, writing, grammar, and more. The collect ... Read more ion also covers motor skills, creativity, and GK, making it perfect for playful learning at home and school! Winning the hearts of millions of kids, teachers, and parents! Start now for free!

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• Order Numbers (15)
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• Addition (369)
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• 2-Digit Subtraction (30)
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• 5-Digit Subtraction (5)
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• Repeated Addition To Multiply (17)
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• Multiplication Properties (15)
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• Multiply By Multiples Of 10 (8)
• Estimate Products (4)
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• Division (119)
• Divide On A Number Line (3)
• Division Facts (60)
• Division By 2 (5)
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• Division By 6 (5)
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• Division By 8 (5)
• Division By 9 (5)
• Estimate Quotients (4)
• Long Division (36)
• Divide 2-Digit By 1-Digit Numbers (10)
• Divide 3-Digit By 1-Digit Numbers (11)
• Divide 4-Digit By 1-Digit Numbers (7)
• Divide 4-Digit By 2-Digit Numbers (7)
• Fractions (186)
• Fractions Using Models (28)
• Fractions On A Number Line (10)
• Compare Fractions (22)
• Compare Fractions Using Models (6)
• Equivalent Fractions (25)
• Equivalent Fractions Using Models (10)
• Mixed Numbers As Improper Fractions (4)
• Fractions Operations (91)
• Add Fractions (22)
• Add Fractions Using Models (7)
• Add Like Fractions (15)
• Estimate Fraction Sums (3)
• Subtract Fractions (13)
• Subtract Fractions Using Models (6)
• Subtract Like Fractions (7)
• Add Mixed Numbers (10)
• Subtract Mixed Numbers (12)
• Subtract A Fraction From A Mixed Number (5)
• Multiply Fractions (22)
• Multiply Fractions Using Models (10)
• Multiply Fractions By Whole Numbers (18)
• Divide Fractions (8)
• Decimals (138)
• Read And Write Decimals (40)
• Decimals Using Models (8)
• Decimals On A Number Line (6)
• Decimal Place Value (26)
• Expanded Form Of Decimals (7)
• Compare Decimals (22)
• Order Decimals (15)
• Round Decimals (12)
• Round Decimals To The Nearest Whole (5)
• Convert Decimals To Fractions (11)
• Decimal Operations (40)
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• Divide Decimals (14)
• Divide Decimals By Whole Numbers (5)
• Geometry (129)
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• Shapes (80)
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• Data Handling (46)
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• Add And Subtract Money (17)
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• Factors And Multiples (7)
• Prime And Composite Numbers (5)
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• Matching Lowercase And Uppercase Letters (59)
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• Rhyming Words (61)
• Trigraphs (38)
• Three Letter Blends (19)
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• Inference (6)
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• What'S The Title? (5)
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• Multiplayer (12)
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• Player vs Player (12)
• Motor Skills (16)
• Fine Finger Movement (9)
• Aiming and Precision (6)

Number Sense Games

Count back and Complete the Sequence Game

Practice the superpower of number sense by learning how to count back and complete the sequence.

Count Along with the Stars from 1 to 3 Game

Shine bright in the math world by counting along with the stars from 1 to 3.

Trace the Number One Game

Sharpen your number skills by tracing the number one.

Counting Sequence from 1 to 5 Game

Help your little one practice the counting sequence from 1 to 5.

Addition Games

Model to Add Numbers Game

Dive deep into the world of math by modeling to add numbers.

Identify Turn Around Facts Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by identifying turn around facts.

Add and Match Game

Take a look at how to add and match with this addition game.

Compose Numbers to make 10 Game

Begin the exciting journey of becoming a math wizard by learning how to compose numbers to make 10.

Subtraction Games

• Remove and Match the Number Game

Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to remove and match the number.

Solve Word Problems on Take From Scenarios Game

Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by learning to solve word problems on "Take From" scenarios.

Subtract and Match Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to subtract and match.

Solve Scenarios with 'Difference Unknown' Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to solve scenarios with 'Difference Unknown'.

Multiplication Games

Multiply Three Numbers Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to multiply three numbers.

Skip Count to Find the Answer Game

Use your math skills to skip count to find the answer.

Find Facts of 2 Game

Take a deep dive into the world of math by finding facts of 2.

Multiply and Answer in Unit Form Game

Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to multiply and answer in unit form.

Division Games

Represent Division on Number Line Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to represent division on number lines.

Divide Each Expression and Match the Quotient Game

Kids must divide each expression and match the quotient to practice division.

Find the Quotient Game

Enter the madness of math-multiverse by learning to find the quotient.

Complete the Division Expression for Equal Groups Game

Take a look at how to complete the division expression for equal groups with this game.

Fractions Games

Partition into Equal Parts Game

Kids must partition into equal parts to practice fractions.

Compare Unit Fractions without Visual Models Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to compare unit fractions without visual models.

Missing Numerators on Number Lines Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to find the missing numerators on number lines.

Compare and Model Greater Fraction Game

Practice the superpower of fractions by learning how to compare and model greater fractions.

Decimals Games

Compare Decimals Using Place Value Chart Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to compare decimals using a place value chart.

Identify Decimal Numbers Using Fraction Models Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by identifying decimal numbers using fraction models.

Round Tenths Using a Number Line Game

Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to round tenths using a number line.

Order Decimals with the Help of Place Value Chart Game

Use your decimal skills to order decimals with the help of a place value chart.

Geometry Games

Recognize Lines, Line Segments, Rays, Angles Game

Dive deep into the world of geometry by recognizing lines, line segments, rays, angles.

Find Right Angles Game

Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing how to find right angles.

Identify Objects Above and Below Game

Learn to solve problems by identifying objects 'above' and 'below'.

Sort Real-World Shapes Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by sorting real-world shapes.

Data Handling Games

Complete Picture Graphs Game

Apply your knowledge of measurements to complete picture graphs.

Identify Objects by Color Game

Sharpen your skills by identifying objects by their colors.

Read and Interpret Data using Bar Graphs Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to read and interpret data using bar graphs.

Read and Interpret Data using Line Plots Game

Kids must read and interpret data using line plots.

Measurement Games

Identify the Object with Shorter Height Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to identify the object with the shorter height.

Identify the Heavier Object Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to identify the heavier object.

Identify the Object with Shorter Length Game

Use your measurement skills to identify the object with the shorter length.

Guess the Correct Unit of Capacity Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning to identify the correct unit of capacity.

Read Time in Half Hours Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to read time in half hours.

Identify Quarter Past and Quarter To Game

Take a look at how to identify 'Quarter Past' and 'Quarter To' with this time game.

The Hour Hand Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by playing 'The Hour Hand' game.

Relate Activities with A.M. and P.M. Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to relate activities with A.M. and P.M.

Money Games

Add the Given Amounts of Money Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to add the given amounts of money.

Different Types of Coins Game

Explore different types of coins with your little one.

Count Money with Coins of a Type Game

Help your child take flight by learning how to count money with coins of a type.

Order Coins by their Values Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by ordering coins by their values.

Algebra Games

Choose the Prime Number Out of the Given Numbers Game

Kids must choose the prime number out of the given numbers to practice algebra.

Understand the Equal Sign Game

Shine bright in the math world by understanding the equal sign.

Fill in the Missing Multiples Game

Sharpen your math skills by filling in the missing multiples.

Complete the Pattern of Tens Game

Dive deep into the world of addition by completing the pattern of tens.

Word Problems Games

Word Problems on How many Tens Game

Learn to solve world problems on 'How many Tens' with this game.

Solve the Word Problems Related to Multiplication Game

Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning to solve word problems related to multiplication.

Adding One by Making a Model Game

Treat yourself to an immersive learning experience with our 'Adding One by Making a Model' game.

Solve Subtraction Scenarios Game

Apply your knowledge to solve subtraction scenarios.

Reading Games

What's the effect? - Part 1 Game

Determine the answer to 'What's the effect' (Part 1) by playing this game.

Can You Find the Uppercase Letter A? Game

To play this game, find the uppercase letter A.

Can You Find the Lowercase Letter a? Game

To play this game, find the lowercase letter a.

What's the cause? - Part 1 Game

Use your language skills to determine 'what's the cause' (Part 1).

Writing Games

Let's Make the Letter A Game

Let's take a look at how to make the letter A with this game.

Tracing Big Letters With Sleeping & Slanting Lines - A, V, W, X, Y & Z Game

Practice tracing big letters with sleeping & slanting lines - A, V, W, X, Y & Z.

Tracing Small Letters With Standing & Curvy Lines - a, d & q Game

Practice tracing small letters with standing and curvy lines - a, d and q.

Time to Trace Uppercase A Game

Learn language skills by practicing to trace uppercase A.

Banana: Tropical Coloring Adventure Game

Dive into a fruity adventure and paint vibrant bananas.

Vibrant Bell Pepper Coloring Adventure Game

Explore the world of fruits and vegetables and paint colorful bell peppers in this interactive coloring game.

Cookie: Chef Yum Yum Game

Step into the kitchen and bake mouthwatering cookies.

Cheese-Themed Coloring Fun Game

Paint delicious blocks of cheese with vibrant colors.

Animals Games

Dive into the Turtle Picture Game

Embrace your artistic side and create a beautiful picture of an adorable turtle in this engaging game.

Allosaurus: Dinosaur Coloring Adventure Game

Travel back in time and paint fierce allosaurs with vibrant colors.

Iguana: Picture Perfect Game

Dive into the world of reptiles and paint picture-perfect iguanas in this engaging game.

Dive into Clownfish Coloring Game

Dive into an underwater adventure and paint vibrant clownfish swimming amidst coral reefs in this game.

Seasonal Games

Bat Coloring Adventure Game

Paint enchanting bats with a burst of colors in this coloring adventure game.

Christmas Pudding Coloring Magic Game

Celebrate the holidays with a burst of colors in this coloring adventure game.

Mysterious Black Cat Coloring Adventure Game

Bring mischievous black cats to life with vibrant colors.

Ringing Bells Coloring Adventure Game

Jingle all the way with colorful bells in this exciting coloring adventure game.

Kitchen Games

Kitchenware Coloring Game: The Fork

Explore the beauty of everyday objects and paint detailed illustrations of forks in this coloring adventure game.

Knife Coloring Game Adventure

Discover the art of illustration and paint detailed depictions of knives in this engaging coloring adventure game.

Donut: Chef Yum Yum Game

Step into the kitchen and create mouthwatering donuts.

Shiny Glass Coloring Adventure Game

Unleash your creativity and paint intricate glass objects in this immersive coloring adventure game.

Musical Instruments Games

Maracas Shake Up Your Coloring Skills Game

Paint vibrant maracas and bring the rhythm to life in this coloring adventure game.

Drum Beat Coloring Fun Game

Let your creativity beat to the rhythm and paint vibrant drums.

Musical Flute Coloring Fun Game

Paint melodious flutes with a burst of colors in this coloring adventure game.

Groovy Guitar Coloring Adventure Game

Strum your artistic skills and paint rocking guitars in this coloring adventure game.

Birds Games

Chicken: Picture Perfect Game

Paint charming chickens in this picture perfect game.

Albatross: Picture Perfect Game

Soar through the skies with vibrant albatrosses in this picture perfect game.

Dive into Colors with Ducks Game

Dive into a pond of colors with ducks in this picture perfect game.

Eagle: Picture Perfect Game

Spread your wings and paint majestic eagles in this picture perfect game.

Space Games

Space Hunt: Peek A Boo Game

Embark on a space-themed adventure and search for hidden objects in this interactive game.

Balloon Pop - Unknown Flying Object:UFO: Toss Up Game

Test your tossing skills and pop balloons to reveal unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in this exciting game.

Transport Games

Master Garage Management Game

Become a master of organization and park cars in this garage management game.

Airplane: Sky-high Coloring Adventure Game

Embark on an artistic journey and paint dynamic airplanes taking flight in this coloring adventure game.

Helicopter Coloring Game: Sky High Fun

Let your creativity take flight as you paint vibrant illustrations of helicopters in this engaging coloring game.

Insects Games

Beautiful Butterfly Coloring Adventure Game

Let your creativity take flight and paint breathtaking butterflies.

Caterpillar Coloring Adventure Game

Paint cute caterpillars with a burst of colors in this coloring adventure game.

Beetle Coloring Adventure Game

Embark on a colorful journey and paint fascinating beetles.

Buzzing Bee Coloring Adventure Game

Buzz with creativity and paint adorable bees with a palette of colors.

Scene Games

Autumn Fall: Seasonal Coloring Adventure Game

Paint a picturesque autumn scene and immerse yourself in the beauty of fall in this coloring adventure game.

Exciting Circus Coloring Experience Game

Unleash your creativity and paint a vibrant circus scene filled with excitement and joy in this coloring adventure game.

Beach Scene Coloring Adventure Game

Dive into a tropical paradise and paint a vibrant beach scene in this coloring adventure game.

Jungle Game: Wild Coloring Adventures

Immerse yourself in the wild and paint a lush jungle scene teeming with life in this coloring adventure game.

Professions Games

Chef's Coloring Journey Game

Unleash your inner artist and paint a vibrant chef in this coloring adventure game.

Farmer's Coloring Journey Game

Dive into the agricultural world and paint a cheerful farmer in this coloring adventure game.

Doctor's Coloring Journey Game

Use your artistic skills to paint a compassionate doctor in this coloring adventure game.

Astronaut: Space Coloring Adventure Game

Embark on a cosmic coloring adventure and paint a vibrant astronaut in this game.

Monuments Games

London Bridge Coloring Game Adventure

Create a picturesque scene by coloring the iconic London Bridge.

Experience Colosseum Coloring Game

Travel back in time and color the magnificent Colosseum with vibrant hues.

Liberty Bell Coloring Game Adventure

Paint the symbol of freedom, the Liberty Bell, with a burst of colors.

Eiffel Tower Coloring Experience Game

Embark on a Parisian coloring adventure and paint the iconic Eiffel Tower.

Household Items Games

Ball: Bouncy Coloring Adventure Game

Paint bouncy balls with a burst of colors and bring them to life.

Book Coloring Adventure Game

Dive into a world of imagination and color books with vibrant hues.

Balloon: Sky-high Coloring Adventure Game

Let your creativity soar and paint vibrant balloons in this coloring adventure game.

Chair Coloring Adventure Game

Express your artistic touch and paint stylish chairs in this coloring adventure game.

Flowers Games

Lily Coloring Game Adventure

Dive into a world of elegance and color lilies with vibrant hues.

Jasmine Game: Fragrant Coloring Fun

Explore the world of jasmine flowers with a burst of colors.

Delightful Daisy Coloring Game

Paint vibrant daisies and bring the beauty of flowers to life.

Lotus An Exciting Coloring Game Adventure

Paint serene lotus flowers and create a tranquil atmosphere.

Buildings Games

Bakery: Delicious Coloring Game

Step into a sweet world and color delicious treats in this coloring adventure game.

Exciting Bank Coloring Adventure Game

Color a bustling bank scene with vibrant colors in this coloring adventure game.

Church-Themed Coloring Fun Game

Paint a beautiful church with a rainbow of colors in this coloring adventure game.

Creative Barber Shop Coloring Adventure Game

Bring the barber shop to life with colorful hues in this coloring adventure game.

Colors Games

Spot Hidden Orange Shapes Game

Train your eyes and spot hidden orange shapes in this challenging game.

• Uncover Hidden Green Shapes Game

Test your visual acuity and uncover hidden green shapes in this thrilling game.

Pink: Sneaky Shapes Game

Exercise your perception and discover hidden pink shapes in this captivating game.

Blue: Sneaky Shapes Game

Sharpen your observation skills and spot hidden blue shapes in this engaging game.

Coloring Games

Ape: Jungle Coloring Adventure Game

Embark on a coloring adventure with playful apes.

• Cupcake Coloring Fun Game

Decorate delightful cupcakes with a splash of colors.

Hot Air Balloon Coloring Adventures: A Sky High Colorfest Game

Experience the joy of floating in the sky and paint delightful hot air balloons in this coloring adventure game.

4th of July: Creative Coloring Adventure Game

Paint a festive scene filled with red, white, and blue to commemorate the 4th of July in this coloring adventure game.

Music Games

Play Baba Black Sheep Band Jam Game

Join the band and play the popular song "Baba Baba Black Sheep" in this interactive game.

Experience Down They Go Juke Box Game

Sing along and perform the catchy song "Down They Go" in this interactive game.

Enjoy the All of Me Juke Box Game

Show off your singing skills and perform the popular song "All of Me" in this interactive game.

Dive into Mulberry Bush Band Jam Game

Join the band and play the classic song "Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush" in this interactive game.

Cooking Games

Cupcake: Chef Yum Yum Game

Let your creativity shine and decorate delightful cupcakes.

Ice Cream: Chef Yum Yum Game

Scoop up the fun and make mouthwatering ice cream creations.

Pizza: Chef Yum Yum Game

Become a master pizza chef and create delicious pizzas.

Stories Games

Dive into Busy Body Sleep Solution Juke Box Game

Listen to calming tunes and relax your body for a peaceful sleep in this interactive game.

Enjoy Going Batty Juke Box Game

Sing and groove to the catchy tune of "Going Batty" in this interactive jukebox game.

Enjoy Dream Vacation Juke Box Game

Take a musical journey to your dream vacation destination in this immersive game.

Explore Little Turtle's Dream Juke Box Game

Join Little Turtle on a musical adventure and explore his dream world in this interactive game.

Puzzles Games

Sneaky Shapes Game

Sharpen your observation skills and uncover hidden shapes.

• Play Word Detective Game

Put your word skills to the test and solve puzzles like a detective.

Challenge Two of a Kind Game

Sharpen your memory and find matching pairs in this engaging game.

Picture Perfect Game

Paint, draw, and express your artistic skills in this picture perfect game.

Time Based Games

Dive into Sky Boxes Game

Test your stacking skills and reach new heights in this sky-high game.

Number Ninja: Fun Math Arcade Game

Become a number ninja and slice through math challenges.

Challenge Match-Up Puzzles Game

Test your memory and matching skills in this engaging puzzle game.

Speedy Snails Game

Join the speedy snails in a thrilling race for victory.

Player vs Player Games

Challenge the City Stacker Game

Build a magnificent city by stacking colorful buildings.

Cooking Adventure Game

Get ready for a cooking adventure and satisfy hungry customers.

Dive into Arty Crafty Game

Let your artistic skills shine and create amazing crafts.

Experience Polyword Game

Dive into the world of polywords and solve challenging puzzles.

Fine Finger Movement Games

Discover The Dancing Jungle Game

Shake, groove, and dance with the animals in the vibrant jungle.

Aiming and Precision Games

Ball Dunk: Toss Up Game

Test your skills and dunk balls in this toss up game.

Balloon Pop: Toss Up Game

Enjoy popping balloons in this exciting toss up game.

Dive into The Origami Aquarium Game

Dive into the world of origami with this aquarium game.

Feed The Bin: Toss Up Game

Feed the hungry bin by tossing objects accurately.

All Games Games

Quickly Tell the Number of Things up to 10 Game

Have your own math-themed party by learning how to quickly tell the number of things up to 10.

Add Two Numbers (Up to 5) Game

Ask your little one to add two numbers (Up to 5) to play this game.

Solve 'Take Apart' Scenarios Game

Take the pressure off by simplifying subtraction by solving 'Take Apart' scenarios.

Divide Objects into Equal Groups Game

Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by helping them divide objects into equal groups.

Use Words to Identify Decimal Notations Game

Ask your little one to use words to identify decimal notations to play this game.

The Minute Hand Game

Take a look at the minute hand with this fun game about time.

Represent Money using Symbols Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to represent money using symbols.

Word Problems to Count by Tens Game

Shine bright in the math world by learning how to solve word problems to count by tens.

Buffalo: Picture Perfect Game

Explore the world of buffalos in this picture perfect game.

Kettle Game: Steaming Coloring Fun

Paint charming kettles with a burst of colors in this coloring adventure game.

Alien: Space Coloring Adventure Game

Let your imagination run wild and paint unique and colorful aliens in this adventure-packed coloring game.

Toss Up Game

Challenge your accuracy and toss objects to hit various targets.

• Magic Canvas Color Your Imagination Game

Let your imagination soar and create enchanting art on a magical canvas.

Dive into Get Set Quiz Game

Get ready to quiz yourself and challenge your knowledge in this interactive game.

Peek A Boo Game

Peek-a-boo! Have fun and uncover surprises in this engaging game.

Identify Embedded Numbers Game

Help your child take flight by learning how to identify embedded numbers.

Finding Sum (Up to 10) Game

Dive deep into the world of addition by finding the sum (up to 10).

Educational Games for Kids

Educational games are very effective in promoting learning. Online learning games for kids help them to develop valuable skills from arithmetic to word recognition, number sense to writing, and much more. Games make learning effective by merging learning and practice with fun. Children have a great time mastering essential curriculum concepts by playing interactive learning games from a varied selection online. Moreover, these games are designed according to the CCSS curriculum. They offer an interactive learning environment that adapts to a child's learning pace and level. They provide immediate feedback, reinforcing correct answers and allowing for mistakes as part of the learning process. 

Types of Educational and Learning Games for Kids

A wide range of subjects are covered by these learning games suitable for Pre-K to Grade 5. It ensures that children can explore and excel in various areas of their interest. Whether it's improving Math skills or enhancing ELA proficiency, educational games are proving to be a valuable tool in the learning journey of kids. Games for kids online not only supplement traditional learning but also provide a fun and innovative approach to learning.

Math games include fun games for kids on essential topics such as number sense, arithmetic operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), fractions, decimals, geometry, measurement, time, money, algebra, and word problems. Every topic is further divided into bite-sized concepts (as per the curriculum) to make the games simple and easy for kids to understand and play. Explore educational Math games for kids to get a better idea!

ELA games refer to English Language Arts games. These games include fun curriculum-aligned activities to learn and master reading and writing skills. Reading games in ELA teach phonics skills to kids in an engaging way. Writing games include fun activities such as tracing letters and writing sight words. Browse our ELA games for kids for more information!

General Knowledge Games

Every parent hopes that their children gain not only textbook knowledge but also an understanding of the world around them. With this purpose in mind, we offer GK Games for kids which cover lots of topics such as food, birds and animals, flowers, kitchen and household items, musical instruments, space, transport, insects, different professions, colors, toys, and much more! The idea is to introduce a wide variety of topics through fun activities such as coloring. Visit General Knowledge Games for kids to explore more!

Art & Creativity Games

Art and creativity is an important part of our lives. Helping children to pursue their imagination and creative interests helps their overall development. Arts and creativity games go beyond entertainment and cover topics such as coloring, music (rhymes and poems), cooking, and fun stories! 

Ready to spark creativity in your kids? Try our Art and Creativity Games today and watch your child's talents bloom!

Logic & Thinking Games

The first thing that comes to mind when you think about logic and thinking is “Puzzles.” Our logic and thinking games include lots of challenging puzzle games based on numbers, pictures, matching shapes, building shapes, and more such fun topics! Visit Logic and Thinking Games and take your children on a fun adventure!

Multiplayer Games

What can be more fun than enjoying your favorite games with your buddies? Multiplayer games allow kids to engage with friends promoting teamwork, healthy competition, and strategic thinking in a virtual environment. Visit Multiplayer Games and explore time based games, player vs. player games, etc. 

Motor Skills Games

Motor skills in kids refers to both fine motor skills (precise movements like writing) and gross motor skills (larger movements like running). Developing motor skills is vital for physical coordination, dexterity, and overall physical and cognitive development in children. Check out Motor Skills Games for kids and explore fun learning games to improve fine finger movement and also aim and precision. 

Features of Fun Educational Games for Kids

• Play on multiple devices : Online games for kids can be played on multiple devices.
• Engaging and rewarding games : Children can purchase assets for their characters and more with the coins they earn through practice.
• Offline access : These interactive games for kids can also be played offline for an interruption-free experience.

Benefits of Online Educational Games for Kids

• Personalized learning: With personalized learning and entertaining rewards, online games strengthen students' confidence when solving mathematics and ELA problems. 
• Fun prompts and consistent techniques : Kids’ learning games can provide a better learning approach for students as prompts and consistent techniques emphasizing the basics of math and ELA can assist your child in improving their knowledge. 
• Powerful visuals : Online learning games involve engaging visuals that educate students about complex topics effortlessly and present a way to work through them with ease.

What Are the 5 Best Games and Activities for Kids?

Here are 5 fun educational games online offered by SplashLearn:

How do you help kids practice different educational concepts in the curriculum?

• Provide online printable worksheets such as Math worksheets and ELA worksheets for effective practice of essential concepts.
• Explore children’s learning games aligned with the curriculum and grade level. Include kids’ learning games in your child’s daily routine to offer hands-on learning and build a daily learning habit.

Are there any free trial options to test out these games?

Yes, parents can sign in and try SplashLearn educational games and other resources with a 7-day free trial. For teachers, SplashLearn is 100% free. Teachers can register to explore all SplashLearn games and resources for free!

How does SplashLearn ensure personalized learning through its online educational games?

The SplashLearn’s adaptive algorithm creates an individualized learning path for each child, suitable for their grade level and skills. This allows kids to learn at their own pace.

What age group are these games designed for?

SplashLearn games are suitable for ages 2 to 11. SplashLearn also serves as a valuable resource for older children with special needs, helping them bridge the gap to their grade level and master basics.

How can I make teaching fun for kids through games?

Teaching English and math concepts through children’s learning games can be really engaging and enjoyable for students. Including activities and online interactive games that promote critical thinking and creativity can truly help with in-depth learning of various concepts.

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Starfall was founded by Dr. Stephen Schutz, who had difficulty learning to read as a child due to dyslexia. He was motivated to create a learning platform with untimed, multisensory interactive games that allow children to see, hear, and touch as they learn. read more...

Starfall was developed in the classroom by teachers and opened in August 2002 as a free public service to teach children to read. Since then it has expanded to include standards in language arts and mathematics for preschool through fifth grade and above. The program emphasizes exploration, play, and positive reinforcement—encouraging children to become confident and intrinsically motivated. Due to the engaging content that “feels like play,” Starfall serves as an educational alternative to other entertainment choices for children. read more...

Starfall activities are research-based and align with state learning objectives for English language arts and mathematics. Its emphasis on phonemic awareness, systematic sequential phonics, and common sight words in conjunction with audiovisual interactivity is especially effective for teaching emergent readers, children of all ages with special needs or learning difficulties, as well as ELL (ESL) students. It is widely used in schools and homeschools.

Starfall’s low-cost membership program expands the free content to include additional animated songs, mathematics activities, and reading. Membership supports the production of new books, educational games, and movies.

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Educational Games for Kids

Welcome to TurtleDiary! Our award winning educational website offers 1000+ learning activities that are both interactive and educational. The games support necessary skills while promoting fun. TurtleDiary activities are compatible with grade levels K-5 and provide opportunities to enhance material retention and increase success in the classroom.

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Introduce kids to new, exciting ways of learning with the help of fun online games, videos, experiments, puzzles, coloring sheets, and more! TurtleDiary activities pair with the appropriate grade level to enhance retention of material and increase success in the classroom.

Multiplayer Games

• Pronoun Games
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• Subtraction Games
• Addition Games

Typing Games

• Adverb Games
• Adjectives Games

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Turtle Diary offers a unique blend of education and entertainment to create the ideal interactive learning platform for your little ones. The kids' quizzes offered on our site enable children from first to fifth grade to become confident in applying learned concepts, and grant instant evaluations.

Free Educational Games

TurtleDiary offers 1000+ games that are interactive, educational, and that kids love to play. TurtleDiary includes multiple learning-based games for kids that support necessary skills while promoting fun.

From basic topics like Number Recognition, Simple Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division, to more complex topics like Geometry, kids can master Math basics and more.

Language and Art Games

Kids learn Sight Words, Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, and other Parts of Speech, developing grammar skills right in the app.

Nowadays, the skill of typing is undoubtedly essential. More activities are technology based and knowing how to type efficiently and successfully is key. TurtleDiary provides fun keyboarding games for kids that develop the necessary skills for typing success.

For kids who thrive on competition and challenge, we offer many fun multiplayer games. Kids can engage with their classmates, a friend (with an invite) and others in the world, in a safe environment.

Science Games

Our science games will develop your child's sense of curiosity. They build upon basic science concepts, reinforcing comprehension in an engaging, approachable, stimulating manner. Our program offers a collection of science games covering topics like the human body, weather, life cycles, animals, and much more.

Geography Games

In our map games, kids learn about US and World Geography. Students have access to maps of the world divided into different regions, so learning is simpler, and tasks feel less overwhelming.

Explore Worksheets & Quizzes

We have over 500+ Online quizzes enabling children from first to fifth grade to become more confident in applying learned concepts. They can also receive instant evaluations. Our fun quizzes give kids the opportunity to receive positive feedback as they master new skills and build their knowledge base.

Typing Lessons

The app offers 3 skill levels for typing - basic, intermediate, and advanced, that include multiple lessons in each. The basic level covers touch typing skills and introduction to the QWERTY keyboard. At the intermediate level, students learn to type basic words and simple sentences. The final advanced level progresses kids to more complex sentences and short paragraphs, all the while building solid typing skills. The program is comprehensive enough to ensure typing mastery and user friendly so your child can develop at an individualized pace.

Worksheets are a great learning tool for kids just learning to write or those who want additional practice at home. At TurtleDiary, we recognize the importance of practicing educational content online and offline. We offer 1000+ printable worksheets in subjects such as language arts, math, and science. Worksheets give students an opportunity to display their work in a written format and to receive feedback. Be sure to check out our fun and colorful worksheets for kids, available for download.

Geography Quizzes

Learn US states and Countries with their capital and their location.

Learn about World Currencies

Learn about Culture, Food and religion of the US and the World

Learn about Natural Wonders and Resources of the US and the World

Learn about important cities of US and the World

Math Quizzes

Foundational topics like Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division subdivided into smaller related subtopics, progressing from easy to hard, in a step-by-step manner.

Language and Art Quizzes

These quizzes will help kids learn Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Prepositions, Compound Words, Conjunctions. They are the building blocks of all reading and writing.

Educational Tools for Parents & Teachers

TurtleDiary offers assessment tools and detailed reports for teachers to track students’ activities and to report their progress. For example, we offer:

Worksheet Generator

Teachers can create their own worksheets, with customizable and unique content.

Printable Lessons

Teachers have the option to print from our 100+ lessons or review lessons online for inspiration and ideas.

Assessment Tests

We offer plenty of assessment tests, accessible anytime, to analyze student performance and identify areas of concern to address.

Assignments

In the app, teachers can create their own assignments, and send them right to students, with ease.

Teachers can view reports, including quiz scores and activity performance to closely track how students are progressing.

Google Drive Integration

Our app offers a seamless integration with Google drive. Teachers can access current or past google drive documents without leaving the program.

Google Classroom Integration

Teachers can login to TurtleDiary using their existing Google Account. They can use a simple process to import their existing google classrooms into TurtleDiary, saving time and teaching resources.

Student Management Tools

Our app offers several management features that simplify and streamline processes for administrators and educators in a top-down approach.

Account Creation

District Administrators: The app design allows District Administrators to invite multiple schools to join the program. Once School Administrators become established, teachers can receive individual invitations to create accounts.

School Administrators: School Administrators can invite multiple teachers to join the program. A teacher can then create classes and add students to the class.

Educator Account: A teacher can create classes and add students to the classes.

Account Login

There are a few ways to access TurtleDiary:

Using TurtleDiary Login Credentials: Teachers and students each receive their own accounts so sharing passwords is not necessary.

Using Your Existing Google Account: Teachers can login to TurtleDiary using their existing google account.

Our dashboard provides an easy-to-use interface to access the TurtleDiary program and all its offerings. From the dashboard, teachers can manage classes and update student details, easily adding students or creating classes, as needed.

Educational Games & Activities to Guide Kids in Elementary School

Turtle Diary offers a huge compendium of online educational games from K4 through 5th grade. These support the content kids are already learning in the classroom. Often students need just a little bit of extra help to master those concepts that are introduced in the classroom. With Turtle Diary they can have that...and so much more.

The games contain amazing graphics with age-appropriate content for each grade level in each subject. Students will enjoy playing the games while you know that behind the scenes, they’re practicing and reinforcing new skills.

With Turtle Diary, kids can try multiple games that all reinforce the same concept. This gives them a scaffolded and repetitive approach to mastery of a variety of subjects. Gone are the days of rote memorization and boring flash cards.

With our site, kids will be begging to come back and play some more games. Students can play by themselves, with classmates online, or with other kids logging on. It adds an element of positive peer experience, knowing that other kids are also practicing. And they can have a bit of competition if they want!

Instead of constant battles about working on learning skills, introduce your kids to Turtle Diary. Then, take a step back to watch the magic of learning happen!

Award-Winning Learning Games Created by Top Educators

Put away your flashcards and workbooks and log on to see the new way to master educational skills! Top educators worked exclusively with Turtle Diary to create game after game with superior content and maximum fun for every child.

The concepts reviewed parallel those taught in the everyday classroom for grades K4 through 5th grade. Students focus on mastering the concept on their own with consistent and repetitive review. They won’t even realize they’re reviewing thanks to incredibly fun graphics, sounds, and interactive games.

These games will keep your kids coming back for more day after day. You can rest easy knowing they’re working towards their future.

With skills backed by top educators, parents know that Turtle Diary is giving their kids the best they have to offer. The games help to solidify the necessary skills needed for their specific grade levels.

Turtle Diary’s games are not only educational, but incredibly fun. They can even be a bit competitive at times when you choose a multiplayer option.

Students can also link up with kids in their classes and play games specifically recommended by their teacher. This helps them master the exact concepts they are working on in their classroom. The possibilities are endless, and the fun is never-ending.

Gamification of Education to Make Learning Fun & Exciting

Gamification isn’t just a new buzzword around education. The concept swirls in every educational endeavor that involves helping kids to master concepts by including games, rewards, and fun.

With Turtle Diary, concepts can be practiced in a variety of ways. But the kids will tell you they prefer the gamification features. They can see how well they’re doing in the games with the interactive scoring component.

Often, there is a countdown that occurs with each game. This encourages the students to beat their own best time on whatever concept they happen to be studying.

Who doesn’t love a good story or to be the hero in your own story? With Turtle Diary, students can play games where they must slay a dragon, or shoot hoops, or race a car. They answer questions that help them to practice and master important grade-level concepts.

Students will come back again and again for more competition as well. Turtle Diary’s multiplayer options allow students to pit themselves against kids from their own class. They can also play someone in the Turtle Diary platform. A bit of friendly competition often encourages students towards mastery in a way that nothing else quite can.

Worried about Grades in School? Try Our Learning Games for Kids to Find Success!

Sometimes grades in school don’t reflect a student’s true aptitude, and sometimes they do. Either way, students can benefit from time spent on Turtle Diary instead of in front of mindless video games.

Our platform takes the fun of video games and puts it into an educational context. This helps students learn more and enjoy the process while they’re playing. Students who don’t quite seem to be able to get a leg up in the classroom will love the opportunity to work on their skills by playing games. Those who excel can come and practice their processing and recall speeds, or work on something more challenging.

With a wide variety of great games in every subject, students will always find a place for them at Turtle Diary. Students will be empowered by the option to choose their own games. They can work towards the same goals established in their classroom in a fun and engaging way.

They often don’t realize that the games are actually helping them find success in a variety of subjects. They’re just having fun choosing their characters and working to get the next high score. Spend 15-20 minutes on Turtle Diary each day in problem areas and watch how quickly your child will improve!

Flexible Learning On-the-Go Boosts Kids Learning Potential on iPads & Tablets

Kids learning games that can travel with you wherever you may be are one of Turtle Diary’s most exciting features. As long as you have a stable WiFi connection, your student will always have access to Turtle Diary’s entire platform. Kids learning games are everywhere these days, so you want to have the right one at their fingertips at all times.

Turtle Diary promises to be an adventure in education that can travel with you wherever you may be. There’s nothing like learning on the go! Kids have this opportunity with the wide variety of games and materials available for parents.

No matter where you are or when you’re there, Turtle Diary will always be there. Kids can master both problem areas and areas needed to challenge kids. Wouldn’t you rather have the kids be mesmerized by the games than pull teeth as they actively protest their schoolwork?

Simply download the app on your tablet, iPad, or iPad. Your kids will be able to join in on the ultimate fun of Turtle Diary. No matter what your busy situation is, kids can always have Turtle Diary with them. They can master their current subjects with a high quotient of fun and gamification.

Build On, Gear Up, and Test for Mastery of Common Core Subjects

With Turtle Diary, we’ve done the hard work for you. Common Core Standards used in their classrooms will be reinforced with our games, lessons, and quizzes.

All of the fun we offer on our site is aligned with the newer vision of mathematics and other subjects. By sticking with Turtle Diary, you can let us handle the hard work of explaining Common Core. Sometimes this method may seem foreign to you if you’ve learned with “old math.” In fact, you might just learn along with your student!

Students have the necessary skills to be able to compete in a competitive world with an increased focus on STEM. Cognitive demand reigns higher than rote learning, and students are able to quickly visualize and manipulate numbers. They can “see” the inner workings of the problems, especially in math, and learn to mentally work the numbers.

Turtle Diary helps students to learn and practice these concepts, especially if they aren’t quite grasping it in the classroom. You’ll be amazed at how quickly your student picks up the new concepts. Just remember that they’ve never learned it the “old” way. The Common Core way is THE way for their learning journey.

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24/7 access to great games while still building a foundation for learning? Welcome to Turtle Diary, where you can have it all! Edutainment at its finest is alive and well here.

Students can access our platform from wherever they go on whatever device they have. All you need is an internet connection.

Once you enter Turtle Diary, the world is yours to explore. From learning videos to quizzes to entertaining games and multiplayer challenges, students will never be bored. Turtle Diary offers students amazing graphics, sounds, and intense gaming. This allows students a chance to breathe while learning in a stress-free environment.

With new games being added all the time, your student will never get bored with Turtle Diary. And since our games align with Common Core, the more they play, the more they’ll learn. The more they learn, the better their classroom experience will be because the information will click with repeated exposure.

Even though there may seem to be an overwhelming amount of games, the idea is to give students the choice. All of the games in a grade level reinforce the same necessary concepts, but just in a different way. Students will be practicing the same ideas over and over again as they choose from one fun game to another. We dare them to be bored!

Toy Theater | Educational Games for Kids

Toy Theater is your source for free educational games specially designed for elementary-aged students. It's available on all desktop computers, tablets, and mobile devices, ensuring learning is never out of reach. If you are a fan of our site, we encourage you to share Toy Theater on your social media or website.

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Here's a sneak peek into what Toy Theater has in store:

• Math Games : Ranging from counting and numeral recognition to division and telling time, there's a vast assortment of interactive math games.
• Language Arts : Students can work on spelling, letter recognition, and even practice reading with online books.
• Art and Music : From teaching students to play simple songs on a keyboard to exploring symmetry via art games, the platform fosters creativity alongside learning.
• Puzzles and Games : Ideal for early finishers or indoor recess, their online educational puzzles and games promise fun-filled learning.
• Teacher Tools : Need a fun timer or a spinner? Or perhaps a simple way to evaluate basic math skills? Their virtual teacher tools have got you covered.

Whether you project Toy Theater games and interactive tools on your smartboard for the whole class to see or use them during small group work, you’re sure to love them!

Class Playground offers an array of worksheets, activities, and knowledge on various subjects. It's the perfect spot for teachers seeking classroom resources.

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27 Best Educational Games for Kids to Play Sorted by Subject

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Educational games make a great alternative for children who don't learn best through pencil and paper instruction.

According to educational nonprofit EDUCAUSE , a growing body of research shows game-based learning platforms “can create an engaging dynamic that inspires students to develop competencies and skills as they focus on the activities of the game.”

Regardless of the subject, educational games for kids can help you instill a love of learning in your own child. This applies whether they're learning through homeschooling, online learning or traditional classroom setting.

Below, we’ve organized some of the best educational games for kids by subject! Interested in games for a certain subject? Click one below and jump right to it:

Mathematics games

Available : Apple App Store , Google Play , Amazon Appstore , Web

Age : 6 to 14

Cost : All in-game educational content is free, Memberships  available

Prodigy Math is the engaging, fantasy-based math game used by over 100 million students, teachers and parents around the world. 

It’s curriculum-aligned and helps kids master math skills in every major topic from 1st grade to 8th grade, including fractions, geometry and more.

After creating their own personalized math wizard, your child will compete in math battles against in-game characters , just like how role-playing games like Pokémon work. To win, they must answer sets of math questions.

The game also adapts in difficulty to suit your child’s learning style and grade level, helping them build key math skills. In one school district, research showed that students who used Prodigy Math mastered 68% more math skills on average when they used Prodigy Math!

Create your free parent account  to follow your child's progress as they have fun learning math. You can also get a Membership to level up your Prodigy experience — packed with plenty of extra benefits for you and your child!

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Available : Web

Age : 8 to 14

Cost : $20 per month, $40 per quarter, $60 per year

This is a middle school math game aligned with the common core and TEKS curricula. Your child will be tasked with helping Alfred, an inventor, save Mathlantis —  a chaotic and disordered world — by restoring the population’s math knowledge.

On this adventure, they’ll time-travel and meet famous mathematicians, help them regain their lost knowledge, and transform Mathlantis back to its original state.

Twelve a Dozen

Available : Apple App Store

Cost : Free, in-app purchases

Developed by Touch Press Games, this educational math game helps children understand the beginning thought process of algebra and explore longer, more complex algebraic equations.

In Twelve a Dozen, your child will join the numeric hero, Twelve, on a journey through a universe of numbers. She’s on a mission to rescue her family and the crumbling world of Dozenopolis from the destructive Ultimate Prime. And they’ll use their skills and understanding of core math concepts to solve puzzles.

Looking for more amazing math games for kids? Check our list of the  13 best math apps for kids in elementary school!

Start with Art!

Available : Apple App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore

Embark on a journey into the world of art, creativity, and visual learning with your personal Art Guides: Tickles, Furnace, and Ruby!

Start with Art! will walk your child through four foundational art lessons:

• Art as language
• Message in art

It also has engaging “Creativity Builders” art projects designed to foster creativity, encourage problem solving, and enhance critical thinking skills.

Each lesson is aligned to Creativity Express, a multi-award winning visual arts curriculum that professional educators and former Disney animators created!

Cost : Free

Tate is a family of four art galleries in London, Liverpool, and Cornwall. Its children-focused project, Tate Kids, lets children play free art-related games and quizzes, get help on art homework, and share their creations!

In addition to completing fun quizzes, kids can help robots save famous art in “Art Parts,” create their own landscapes in “My Imaginary City,” and more! 

No matter what area of art your child is into, they’ll find something engaging, educational, and creative!

Colorfy: Coloring Art Game

Available : Apple App Store, Google Play

No crayons? Run out of sketchbook pages? No worries! 

Colorfy is a digital coloring book for kids of all ages, filled with high-quality images. With over 1000 pictures to paint, your child will have the choice of florals, animals, patterns, gardens, mandalas, famous paintings, and other creative images.

This coloring game also includes a new AR virtual gallery that lets your child see what their art would look like in the real world!

Language arts games

Available: Web

Cost: Free to play, with optional Memberships for extra rewards

Prodigy English is a free educational game for kids that uses creative, sandbox gameplay to engage kids in English language skills. The game takes place on the player's very own village, where they'll collect resources and use them to build objects that can play in their own world.

Just like Prodigy Math, Prodigy English uses an adaptive algorithm that adjusts the questions students get based on their grade and ability. This can help them grow their reading and vocabulary skills – all while having fun!

Prodigy English covers Common Core reading and language skills from 1st grade to 6th grade, with more skills and game content coming!

Available : Apple App Store, Google Play, Amazon Appstore, Web

Age : 4 to 18

Cost : 30-day free trial, then $9.99 per month

As outlined on HOMER’s website, their “mission is to provide the best educational start possible by offering personalized, fun, and proven learning products for children.” 

This early learning program has two products: Reading and Stories .

HOMER Reading combines a child’s current reading level and their passions, in order to create a personalized learn-to-read plan. Using that child’s same interests, HOMER Stories curates stories they’ll love — from classic to contemporary.

Vocabulary Spelling City

Available : Apple App Store, Google Play, Web

Cost : Free, $34.95 per year (family annual membership up to five students)

This program is a K-12 supplemental literacy tool designed to help children at every learning level learn spelling and hone grammar skills.

Plus, it helps them build vocabulary retention and reading comprehension.

You can try out 40+ free online spelling games which come with pre-populated word lists. They also offer a premium membership that gives your child access to all of Vocabulary Spelling City’s games with customized lists, homework practice, and more.

Wallykazam! Letter and Word Magic

Available : Apple App Store, Amazon Appstore

Cost : $1.99

Based on the children’s animated television series on Nickelodeon, Wallykazam! helps preschoolers learn early reading skills.

Kids will join Wally Trollman, his pet dragon Norville, the mischievous Bobgoblin, Gina Giant, and Libby Light Sprite in magical and hilarious adventures! They’ll play games and learn letter recognition, letter tracing, and phonics.

Room Recess

Room Recess provides a wide variety of educational games for kids to play during recess. This includes ELA topics, like nouns, sight words and phonics. Each topic has a mini-game made for it, with easy gameplay designed to encourage engagement in the subject. The platform also includes games for skills like math and typing, from pre-k to 6th grade.

If you're a teacher, you may find Room Recess extra helpful for its worksheets, ideal if you're looking to reinforce some of the content seen in the platform's mini-games.

Health and physical education games

Age : 5 to 12

Cost : Free, premium version available

The purpose of GoNoodle is to help parents and teachers get kids moving, with the help of engaging video content. As their app description states: “make screen time active with 300+ videos that feature kids songs, dance, yoga, mindfulness, stretching, and more!”

Whether you want to throw your children a dance party to get them moving or make cleaning up around the house fun, GoNoodle has the perfect video.

Learning Games for Kids: Health

Age : 4 to 13

When it comes to health, it’s important that children learn about their bodies early to stay healthy. Although this website is outdated, there are 36 health-related games across four categories that will help children love to care about their health.From allergies and body parts to dental hygiene and staying fit, playing these games can introduce them to new concepts and help reinforce what they learn in school.

Disaster Master

Disaster Master is an educational game for kids designed to teach them about staying safe from environmental disasters. Players progress through different 8 levels, each centered on a particular disaster challenge, like hurricanes and wildfires.

Use this game to teach both younger and older kids about the importance of staying safe and what they can do to protect themselves in an environmental disaster.

Science games

Available : Apple App Store, Google Play, Microsoft

Cost : $2.99 per app, discounted bundles available

Tinybop can be summed up in three words: play, create, and learn. 

Using educational apps and digital games created for curious and creative minds, children can explore the awesome and invisible wonders of the world!

Children will develop foundational science literacy while engaging with educational games about the human body, plants, homes, weather, space, animals, states of matter, and other exciting topics.

Cost : Free with in-game purchases

Flowing from a belief that the power of play jumpstarts imagination, its games are open-ended, so children are encouraged to experiment and make new connections. The educational game developer Toca Boca creates digital toys from the kid perspective. 

Among Toca Boca’s products, science-related ones include Toca Lab: Elements and Toca Lab: Plants.

In Elements, children will explore the exciting world of science and meet all 118 elements from the periodic table, as they experiment with lab equipment!

And in Plants, they’ll have the opportunity to see how plants evolve, while collecting up to 35 different plant characters!

Camp Wonderopolis

Science for kids is a website packed with fun games for kids to channel their inner scientist. From learning about food chains to mastering melting points, each topic includes mini-games to help engage kids in biology, chemistry and physics.

The website also includes other educational activities for parents and teachers to try with kids, like experiment ideas, quizzes and more.

Technology games

Cost : Individual and Family Plans available, starting at $9 per month

Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook, said: “In fifteen years, we’ll be teaching programming just like reading and writing… and wondering why we didn’t do it sooner.” 

Recognizing its importance, Tynker has created award-winning coding courses that are fun and offer self-paced learning for all experience levels.

With over 3,700 fun modules, Tynker designed its lessons to motivate children to further advance their skills, while earning cool new badges! They’ll also have help along the way thanks to interactive explanations, how-to videos, mini-game previews, and more.

CodeSpark Academy

Cost : $9.99 USD/month, with discounts available for longer subscriptions.

This coding game for kids covers many different skills needed for programming, including creativity, logical thinking and problem-solving. It includes characters called the Foos, who guide players through puzzle games where they'll encounter and learn coding topics like sequencing.

Like many of the educational games listed in this article, you can access it via web or through a device running iOS or Android.

Gamestar Mechanic

Available : Web (App access required)

In partnership with E-Line Media and the Institute of Play, Gamestar Mechanic is an online game and community with the sole aim of helping children learn the guiding principles of game design in a highly engaging environment.

There are three components to Gamestar Mechanic: Play, Design , and Share .

Here’s a quick overview of how it works:

• Your child will start by going on an exciting single-player quest to learn about the principles of game design, while earning “sprites.”
• After exhibiting a certain level of mastery, they can use their sprites to design their own original games!
• Then, if your child wishes, they may publish their game in Game Alley as well as review and collaborate on other players’ games.

Have you thought about a STEM program?

If your child loves technology games, they might benefit from a STEM program. STEM programs help kids build key STEM skills – all while they have fun!

Social studies games

Pbs kids games.

Available : Web, Apple App Store, Google Play

Age : 2 to 11

Starring some of children’s favorite television characters, the social studies games on PBS Kids explore culture, different environments, identity, governance, science, and more.

Not sure there’s something for your child? PBS Kids offers a variety of styles of games — from Jet’s Planet Pinball to learn about our solar system to Fidgits to the Rescue! where they build structures to help victims of environmental disasters. There’s something for every type of learner.

In 2009, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor founded iCivics to reimagine civic education. Since its inception, her vision has been “to cultivate a new generation of students for thoughtful and active citizenship. Civic knowledge is a prerequisite for civic participation. Yet for decades, civic education had largely disappeared from school curricula and the repercussions are undeniable.”

Taking a game-based approach, iCivics transforms abstract concepts into problems that every child will face in real life. 

If it’s used in your child’s class, they’ll have a class code to sign in. If it isn’t, they can still make their own account to play engaging and educational games that will help make them better citizens!

One Globe Kids - Friends

Available : Apple App Store, Web

This social studies game allows children to “meet” other kids around the world through photo- and audio-based stories called “A Day in My Life.” Choose from places like Haiti, New York City, the Netherlands, or Indonesia to hear each storyteller’s language as well as learn geographic, cultural, and political facts about each country.

Depending how your child would like to explore each friend’s story, they can choose from three different approaches: Adventure, Start to Finish , and Conversations .

History games

Civilisations ar.

Age : All ages (However, children under 16 are advised to have an adult present.)

With this engaging app, Civilisations AR puts puts history in your hand with the BBC’s first ever Augmented Reality app. You and your child will discover things like ancient Egyptian secrets and reveal hidden layers beneath Renaissance masterpieces.

Whether at home or on a walk in the park, you can use Civilisations AR to bring realistic, to-scale artifacts to life. Become the explorer as you move, scale, and rotate the collection. And, if interested, use features like the “Spotlight” to reveal audio guides and special features, or the “X-Ray” to discover some of history’s greatest secrets.

History for Kids: All Civilizations Learning Games

Cost : Free, in-app purchases ($2.79 to $13.99)

Children will have fun discovering the ancient world and exploring through games and adventures. With vibrant colors and high-quality images, they’ll find themselves engaged with the history of 14 different civilizations.

Kids also get to create their own avatar! And when they do, playing the game will allow them to level it up so they can unlock some awesome prizes.

Geography games

National geographic kids.

Parents may remember the National Geographic Kids magazine. Now, children can engage with the same fun aspects of the magazine online.

To learn more about geography, head over to their website for some fact-filled, fast-paced fun! There are many educational quizzes, funny fill-ins, and action-adventure games to play.

Carmen Sandiego

Where on Google Earth is Carmen Sandiego?

Your child will just have to hop on the internet to find out. In collaboration with education publishing company Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Google Earth created a series of Carmen Sandiego games: The Crown Jewels Caper, Tutankhamun's Mask Caper, and The Keys to the Kremlin Caper.

Your child will help Carmen Sandiego track down burglars working for a global criminal organization called VILE. Flying from continent to continent, players interview characters to gain clues that help track down the burglars while testing their geography knowledge. 

Ready to see the impact educational video games for kids can have?

Gamification in education need not be limited to the classroom. Encouraging your child to spend their screen time playing educational video games for kids not only strengthens their skills in various subjects but can also help transform them into lifelong learners!

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27 Classroom Games Students Will Want To Play Again and Again

Practice important skills … and have fun!

The classroom games you choose to play with students may become their favorite memories. (I still remember playing Heads Up, Seven Up in Mrs. Merar’s first grade class!) Classroom games are a great way to build collaboration and community and practice important skills. Plus, they’re fun!

Benefits of Classroom Games

Classroom games capture what kids are naturally good at—playing—to improve other skills. Games support kids’ executive functioning skills , things like planning, organization, turn-taking, and problem-solving are all skills that students need to be successful. Playing games, from Memory to Monopoly, gives kids experience in focus and concentration, working memory, and flexibility in safe spaces where they can grow and stretch these skills. Plus, they’re a fun way to learn more about how your students think and work together.

In addition to all the classroom games listed below, check out our lists of most loved educational board games and best board games for 6-to-12-year-olds .

Here are our favorite classroom games that you can use to teach, reteach, and engage students.

Games for Practicing Academic Skills

Classroom games can help students practice things that they need to know—like multiplication tables, vocabulary words, and science facts. They’re great ways to do a quick review or practice for a quiz.

Math (or Fact) Baseball

Divide the class into two teams. One team is “at bat” and scores runs by answering questions that are worth one, two, or three bases. You “pitch” the questions using flash cards. If the at-bat team answers correctly, they move around the baseball field and rack up runs. If the at-bat team does not answer correctly, the defending team can respond correctly to earn an out. Once the at-bat team has three outs, they switch.

You can also put students into pairs and have them play a partner version.

Why we love it:  This game is great for upper elementary students who are able to follow the game and will love the strategy of earning runs.

Beach Ball Toss

Write questions on the sides of a plastic beach ball. You can write questions about a story (plot, theme, setting, characters, structure), about math (write numbers 1 through 6 on the beach ball and students have to select a math problem based on the number they choose), or simply silly questions that students can answer. As students catch the ball, they answer the question. When they’ve answered, they throw the ball to the next player. If you’re working with material that may be new for some kids, you can give each kid one “pass” and they can share the problem-solving with another student.

Why we love it: It’s flexible and works with students’ eye-hand coordination.

Buy it: Beach Balls at Amazon

Learn more: More Than Elementary

Create a list of topics that students can visualize (think: science concepts, vocabulary words). Students work either in two teams for the entire class or in small groups that are divided into two. One student selects a card and has to draw an image that the other team uses to guess the word. The rest of the group guesses the term that’s being drawn. Add a timer for an added challenge. Provide additional differentiation by allowing students to provide one, two, or more letters in the word as well.

Why we love it: Kids who have strengths in drawing and thinking outside the box can really shine.

Learn more: Differentiation Daily

There’s the Simon Says you know from the playground and the Simon Says classroom game. In this Simon Says, tell students to do something that lets them show off what they’ve learned or practices a skill. So you might say, Simon Says spell “conundrum.” Or Simon Says solve this equation. Play either as a whole class with you as Simon or in small groups with cards of prompts that students can use when they take turns being Simon.

Why we love it: In addition to practicing skills, students also practice listening and impulse control.

20 Questions

Prepare cards with related words or topics. Group students into teams of two to four students. One at a time, students choose a card and the others have to try to guess what the card is by asking questions that can only be answered with a yes or no. Keep track of how many questions are asked, because you’re only allowed 20 questions to get to the answer. Have students put aside the cards they didn’t get for review.

Why we love it: Students practice working memory as they add new information to what they already know.

Also, Guess in 10 is a great 20 Questions–style game played around various topics, including animals, countries, and cities.

Buy it: Guess in 10 at Amazon

Memory is a game that students can do with any content—vocabulary words paired with their definitions, chemistry terms paired with images that depict them, or text structures paired with graphic organizers. First, have students create card pairs. Shuffle the cards and put them on the table. Take turns flipping cards over and finding the matching pairs.

Why we love it: Memory is so versatile you can use this game with anything from procedures to vocabulary to history facts.

Buy it: Blank Memory Cards at Amazon

In charades, students choose a card and act out the information on the card. For a unit on weather, you may have the words cloud , tornado , or hurricane for example. Scaffold this game with three rounds. In the first round, students can explain the topics using a few words. Then, in the second round, they can only use one word to describe what they are acting out. And in the third round, they have to be completely silent, using only their bodies to act out each word.

Why we love it: This game gets students up and moving around and thinking creatively about how to show what they know.

Learn more: Savvy Apple

Put students in the hot seat to review the plot points of a story, practice answering questions, or review for a science test. First, choose vocabulary to review. Then, select a student to sit in the hot seat. The other students ask questions about the topic or information. The student in the hot seat must answer as quickly as possible. If their answer is correct, they stay in the hot seat. If they get a wrong answer, they can pass the seat to someone else. (You can take the pressure out of this game, which can make some students nervous, by removing the timed aspect.)

Why we love it: Hot Seat is a great way to get students to practice information they need to have right at the tip of their tongue.

Scattergories

Scattergories can be played for academics or for fun. It also helps students improve their creative thinking. You’ll need a list of at least 10 categories—mix serious topics with silly ones. Then, select a letter of the alphabet. Have students brainstorm words to go with each category that starts with that letter. So, if the categories you have are Weather, Bees, and Favorite Places, and the letter is H, students might write: hurricane, hive, Hawaii. Give a set amount of time for students to complete their own brainstorm, then share out. Students can rack up points for the number of categories that they complete. And sharing out helps them connect their brainstorming with everyone else’s.

Why we love it: The boundaries that kids have to work in when playing Scattergories is ideal for inspiring creativity.

Get printable Scattergories sheets on Pinterest.

Fix It Relay Race

Divide the class into teams of four to six students, and prepare sentences that each have an error—it could be a factual error for content classes or grammar or spelling mistakes for language classes. Arrange students in a line, with students standing a few feet apart. The first student in each team must correct one mistake in the sentence they are given. Then, they pass the card to the next teammate. The next student corrects another mistake. This continues until each team member has seen the card and they think all the errors are corrected. Then they run the card to the front to complete the relay.

Why we love it: Teams work together to complete each task.

Buy it: Fix It Sentences at Teachers Pay Teachers

This is another classic game that can be adapted to any academic content. Each student gets a card that is taped to their back or their forehead. The card has a name of a person you’re studying or a topic on it. Then, the students circulate and ask questions of other people to try to figure out who or what is taped to them.

Why we love it: This game is easily differentiated by providing students with personalities that you know they are familiar with, and by providing them with questions to ask or a checklist of personalities that they can be thinking about as they figure out who everyone is.

Word Scramble

Each student or group has a word. The goal is to pull as many words out of the original word as possible within the time limit.

Why we love it: Word Scramble encourages flexibility, and students may be surprised at what they see in each game.

Stickyball Bingo

Create a bingo board on your whiteboard with the words that you want students to work with or the math problems you want them to do. Then, have students throw a sticky ball at the board to select their game.

Why we love it: When their aim is poor, students may have to answer questions that push them out of their comfort zone.

Musical Chairs

Prepare a list of discussion questions or prompts. Students choose a card, then walk around the room while music plays. When the music stops, they find a partner and work on the questions they see on the card. You can prepare cards with math or science problems, questions from social studies, getting-to-know-you questions, or silly questions. Changing the type of questions that students are working with keeps this game fresh.

Why we love it: Musical chairs really gets students up and moving, and if you remove the loss of a chair each time, all students can stay in the game.

Check out these school-appropriate songs kids love .

Flashcard Duel

Students each have a set of flash cards and use them to “duel.” In pairs, students show each other a flash card one at a time. If they answer the card right, they get to keep the card. If they don’t, their partner keeps the card.

Why we love it: It’s fast-paced and easy for students to pick up and play during a few minutes of downtime.

Classroom Games for Communication

Games that require students to talk and listen to each other are great ways to encourage communication.

Yes, No, Stand Up

Have a list of sentences prepared. When you read a sentence, students stand if their response is yes and stay seated if it’s no.

Why we love it: Students practice listening skills and inhibition by standing or not in response to your questions.

Blind Square

Use a long rope and blindfolds. Have students stand in groups of four, then put the blindfolds on and hold the rope between them so it creates a square. They have to work together to put the rope down on the floor in front of them.

Why we love it: This game is great for middle schoolers to learn to work together.

Odd One Out

Prepare this game with a set of words or phrases written on slips of paper. Have students work in pairs or small groups to categorize the words or phrases as they relate to each other. Students have completed the game when they find the odd one out. So, students may have a group of four people from the Revolutionary War but only three who were presidents, so the one who is not a president is the odd one out.

Why we love it: Odd One Out requires students to use critical thinking and working memory as they come to each answer.

Can You Hear Me Now?

This is a fun warm-up or cool-down for the day. It’s also a great classroom game to play if you’re teaching virtually. Play as a class or in groups. Each student takes a turn describing an item for the others to draw one step at a time. For example, if the object were “cat,” the description might be: Draw a circle. Draw two triangles on top of the circle. And so on until a cat is drawn. It’ll surprise students how their directions are interpreted, and how hard it is to get people to follow their directions.

Why we love it: This is a humorous way to reinforce that students need to be clear in their directions and listen to yours.

Classroom Games for Collaboration and Team Building

Games that require teamwork are ideal for helping kids practice collaboration in short bursts and around a common, if silly, goal.

Minute To Win It

Challenge your class to compete in tasks that can take under a minute. You could:

• Speed-stack paper cups.
• Roll a coin between fork tongs.
• Transfer pom-poms with chopsticks.
• Build a tower out of marshmallows and toothpicks.
• Pass a balloon from one person to another without using your hands.
• Put together a puzzle.

Why we love it: It’s a quick way to engage students and shift students into a positive frame of mind.

Learn more: Fun and Easy Minute To Win It Games

Over the Electric Fence

Put two chairs in a row, and tell students that they are connected by a wire that is 3 feet high. Even better, string a rope 3 feet high. Students have to imagine that this is an electric fence and if they touch it they are dead. They’ll help everyone get over the fence and work together to do so. Make it even more challenging by telling students that they have to hold hands while moving everyone from one side of the fence to the other.

Why we love it: Students will have to slow down and figure out exactly how to solve the problem.

Create a square in your classroom using tape. Then, place plastic cups or cones around the inside of the square. This area is the minefield. Break students into pairs. One student is blindfolded and the other leads them. The students have to cross the minefield without touching or knocking down the plastic cups. The non-blindfolded student gives directions and the blindfolded student must follow them to cross the minefield without blowing up a “mine” or knocking over a cone.

Why we love it: Students will get out of their comfort level while playing this game.

Start with general everyday scenes (eating dinner, brushing teeth). Have two people act out a scene while everyone else watches. After a time, stop the scene and have someone swap out for a new player. Then, they have to change how the scene is being done. They could, for example, turn eating dinner into taking care of a pet. Once students are familiar with the game, make it more challenging with prompts from the book you’re reading or history scenarios (e.g., Washington crossing the Delaware turns into the French Revolution).

Why we love it: This game gives older students the opportunity to work with a variety of people and get creative connecting scene to scene.

Check out more team-building activities for kids and cooperative games for kids .

Classroom Games for Fun

Sometimes you need classroom games that simply let students have fun and blow off steam!

Freeze Dance

This is a great brain break. Put on music and dance (challenge kids to a Floss-off or the Macarena to get everyone moving). Then, pause the music and any student who unfreezes before the music starts again is out.

Why we love it: You’ll see some students come out of their shells once the music starts.

Heads Up, Seven Up

Why we love it: This is a classroom game we remember from our elementary school years, and now we’re passing it along!

Tic-Tac-Toe

Use a version of tic-tac-toe during the dreaded indoor recess or as a brain break.

Tic-tac-toe with Hula-Hoops:

Human Tic-Tac-Toe:

Why we love it: Whichever version you choose, tic-tac-toe is a quick game that’s always a winner.

Place a number of objects (up to 20) on a table (or post on a slide with 20 words or pictures) and have students take one minute to try to memorize as many as they can. Then, cover the objects or hide the slide and have students write down as many as they can remember. Play this game once a week or so and see how students improve their memory strategies.

Why we love it: Students will sharpen their focus and memory skills trying to remember as many objects as possible.

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From practicing sight words to simple coding activities, these projects cover literacy, STEM, and social studies, among others, so you can focus in on your kids' particular area of interest (or subject where they need the most additional practice). The one thing they have in common is that there's some kind hands-on component to all of them, so kids can get really involved in their own learning. As they get older, they can even help set up the activities for themselves, too. These are mostly geared for elementary school students, but if you have a toddler or a preschooler, you can check out these fun toddler activities , since even the tiniest students deserve a brain workout.

Sunflower Word Family

Kids just learning to read can explore different sound combinations with a word-family sunflower. Write word endings on the petals, fill a paper-plate center with all the letters of the alphabet, then let kids spin and read the results.

Get the tutorial at Happy Tot Shelf »

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Pipe Cleaner Constellations

Lots of classrooms make students create dioramas of the solar system, but what about mapping out other celestial bodies? This activity uses pipe cleaners and beads to give kids a hands-on way to learn how stars connect to form different consteallations.

Get the tutorial at 123 Homeschool 4 Me »

Chromatography Flowers

This is a science experiment that turns into something you'd want to display on a desk or table. Draw stripes on coffee filters with markers, and then fold them up into triangles and dip the pointy end in water; the water will travel up the filter and separate the marker into different pigments, making a cool pattern on a flower-shaped filter.

Get the tutorial at Steam Powered Family »

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Sight Word Craft-Stick Puzzles

If you're practicing sight words , go beyond the run-of-the-mill flash cards with a craft-stick matching puzzle. You can tailor the words by grade level , and add more pairs as your kids become stronger readers.

Get the tutorial at And Next Comes L »

LEGO Coding Maze

You don't need screens or apps to show kids the foundations of coding. Set up a simple LEGO maze, and give kids commands to get a minifigure to go through it. The mazes and concepts can get more sophisticated as the child gets older.

Get the tutorial (plus printable commands and maze templates) at Research Parent »

Backyard Treasure Hunt

One way to sharpen those map-reading skills? Hide a treasure in the backyard and have the kids use a map to find it. It's even better if they can hide something from you and draw the map themselves.

Get the tutorial at Life Over C's »

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Fraction Flowers

Not only will these beautiful blooms help kids visualize their fractions, it'll teach them equivalents: Two one-eighth peals will be the same size as a one-fourth petal, for example. Not into flowers? Try pizza slices.

Get the tutorial at Teach Beside Me »

Sidewalk Chalk Letters

Get their brains and bodies working at the same time! Hop from letter to letter to spell out different sight words.

Get the tutorial at Buggy and Buddy »

Decoder Wheel

Ready for some spy missions? An easy decoder wheel lets kids write and decipher secret messages. From there, you can move on to other types of codes , or talk about how cryptography has been used in history .

Get the tutorial at Dabbles and Babbles »

Word/Definition Memory Game

Practice two skills at once: Write new vocabulary words on one card, definitions on another, and then play a traditional Memory game. You can also do this with synonyms and antonyms.

Get the tutorial at Diary of a Not-So-Wimpy Teacher »

Color-Mixing Experiment

The classic vinegar-and-baking-soda experiment becomes extra exciting when food coloring is added to the mix. In addition to using an eye dropper or baster to make more "explosions," kids can also see what happens when different colors combine.

Get the tutorial at The Best Ideas for Kids »

Pop Top Math Game

This game is so simple to set up: Stick math equations on the top of a bottle cap, and write the answers inside. Then, if a student answers a math fact correctly, they get to keep the top. If not, it stays in the pile. The player with the most caps at the end of the game wins!

Get the tutorial at Crofts' Classroom »

If kids are going to grow up to be writers, it helps to know how stories are put together. A story map lets them dissect the parts a book. They can either make one for tales they know well (something like "Goldilocks and the Three Bears"), or use them as an outline for an original creation.

Get the tutorial at Mrs. Byrd's Learning Tree »

Marshmallow Shapes

A delicious lesson in geometry, you can use mini-marshmallows and toothpicks (or small pretzel rods) to build different shapes. As kids get more advanced, they can move from 2D to 3D creations.

Binary Code Jelwelry

Another coding-related activity that doesn't require a screen, this craft uses different colored beads to represent the 1s and 0s in binary numbers. Kids can convert letters into binary and "code" their names into a necklaces or bracelets.

Get the tutorial at Mama Smiles »

Fingerprint Forensics

Forensics 101: Leave a fingerprint on a drinking glass — it helps if your fingers are a little greasy, so pizza night is the perfect time to try this out — then have your kids use flour and a paintbrush to "dust" the glass for prints. You can even try to "lift" the fingerprint with a piece of tape and transfer it to a piece of construction paper. You can talk about the common patterns found in fingerprints , and how prints are used by law enforcement.

Family Flag

Tell your kids they're going to become vexillologists — it sounds super impressive! Vexillology is the study of flags, so talk about the symbols on the flags of different countries and what they represent. Then, they can design their own flag — show them the North American Vexillological Association's " Good Flag, Bad Flag " guidelines — or you can come together and create a flag for your family.

Mental Math

The great thing about this activity is that kids can do it independently, whenever they have a few minutes (like in the car): Write out a series of math problems on craft sticks to give kids a chance to practice doing math in their heads. See how many sticks they can get through in a certain period of time.

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Star Crystals

By growing crystals in a Borax solution, kids can learn science and make a new decoration for their rooms. (Just use extreme caution with the Borax, and make sure they know it's not sugar.)

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Pasta World Map

Give the world map a 3D twist with this crafty learning activity. You can paint coffee filters for the oceans, or use different colors and shapes of pasta for different regions or geographical features.

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Level Up the Fun! 11 Awesome Art Games to End the Year

Heading into the final stretch of the year can be daunting—supplies are running short and attention spans are getting even shorter. Finishing projects and getting everything returned in the last weeks of school can be stressful for both you and your students. One great solution for this time of year is educational games . They can serve many different purposes in your classroom, from reviewing key concepts to exploring art history to getting students to think critically.

Try these 11 fun and educational games to keep your students engaged up to the final bell of the year.

Games provide closure to a unit or year without the challenge of rushing to finish projects on the way out of the door. The games below will keep students focused and enthusiastic while reviewing information in a fun way. Plus, they can be customized for any grade level or course!

1. Where’s Whaledo?

Narwhals are the unicorns of the sea and there is nothing better than bringing magic to a careful examination of artworks. Use our bespectacled narwhal friend, Whaledo, in the perfect hidden picture art room game. Use your favorite image editing software to drop Whaledo into famous artwork. Print the images and laminate them for students to circle Whaledo with dry-erase markers or simply project the images on the board. After students find Whaledo, ask them what other interesting details they discovered. Download Whaledo and the corresponding instructional guide today!

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2. Trivia Challenge

There is a reason games like Jeopardy and Around the World are still popular decades later. Everyone loves the opportunity to show what they know. All you need is a slide deck with questions from your curriculum. Additionally, try the Art Trivia Take-Away Lesson and Game Guide in FLEX Curriculum for an activity where students reflect on art concepts and art history.

Here are three tips to keep your students on their A-game:

• Allow students to work in teams to keep it low-pressure.
• Include bonus questions of silly personal trivia to make it more fun!
• Add in challenges to get students moving. For example,  Race to assemble a color wheel from found objects in the classroom!

3. Picture Puzzle

Puzzles are a relaxing way to review prior learning. Print pictures of the artworks your students learned about this year. Cut them into pieces considering appropriate sizes and shapes for your students’ levels. Make it a race to not only assemble the picture puzzle but also identify the artist, artwork title, and big ideas students recall from the lesson.

4. Mystery Drawing

Students are often mentally exhausted when they complete testing, portfolio submissions, and final exams. Many students will find comfort in directed drawings or other guided practice activities. Keep things simple but introduce a little bit of intrigue!

Here are three ways to keep students guessing the entire time:

• Guide students through an activity step-by-step without telling them what the end result will be.
• Facilitate a drawing upside-down and don’t tell students to flip their papers right-side up until the end.
• Try an exquisite corpse drawing and watch the delight when students unfold their papers.

5. Art Room Scavenger Hunt

A scavenger hunt is fun at any age. To make a scavenger hunt more educational, give students clues that pose a problem and challenge them to find the correct tool. For example, instead of telling students to find a brayer, a clue might read, “ I want to make a print. I have a printing plate, a piece of paper, a tube of ink, and an ink plate. What else do I need? ” This approach requires students to think through the process. You can also challenge your students to find examples of artworks that show a particular mood or have a specific subject matter, or search their portfolio for a project that demonstrates a certain technique.

6. Quick Draw

Use individual dry-erase boards, take turns in front of the class at the main board, or use scrap paper. Give students a drawing prompt with a list of criteria and watch them race to sketch it all. Ensure students demonstrate craftsmanship by including Elements and Principles as criteria. For example, a prompt could be, “ Draw a person using geometric shapes and hatched lines. “

This can be a quick five-minute game or you can extend it by adding multiple rounds. Additionally, turn it into a tournament or a team relay to keep the fun going. Another alternative is to put drawing prompts at different stations around the room to get students moving.

7. Virtual Escape Room

Identify key concepts by looking at objectives, assessments, and vocabulary lists from the year. Use this information to generate questions you want students to answer. Add the questions to a Google Form and use the response validation tool to let students advance only once they’ve completed a question or task correctly. Include riddles and hidden codes to keep students on their toes!

8. Custom Board Games

Let your students take the lead by designing their own board games , either in pairs or small groups. Creating a game requires students to ideate, problem-solve, draw, sculpt, write, and present ideas. Depending on your schedule and requirements, creating a game can take students anywhere from a week to a month. As a culminating activity, host a Game Day and allow students to play one another’s games to give constructive feedback. Hopefully, they’ll remember their favorite art teacher when their games become a hit outside of the classroom!

9. Art on Trial

This game will motivate your students to examine and think critically about art. It will push students to get beyond the default responses like, “ It looks cool ” or “ I like the colors. ” Put a famous work of art up on the board and announce the work stands accused of being awful. Divide the class into three groups. One group will serve as the prosecution. One group will be the defense team, and the third group has jury duty. Allow a period of discovery for the prosecution and defense teams to discuss the evidence for their sides. Then, allow each side to present their case and give one minute for a closing statement. Finally, the jury will deliberate. Each juror will share the point they found most persuasive as they vote for either the prosecution or the defense.

10. Art Heist Challenge

You may recall hearing about this game on Art Ed Radio . The premise of the game is simple: Your nemesis, Dr. Meaniebadguy, stole some of the greatest artworks from museums around the world! Students must figure out which works he stole and recover them. Print pictures of a variety of artworks along with clues describing the pieces. Set up an obstacle course between the students and the artworks and hide the clues along the way. For instance, you can use yarn to make a maze of “lasers.” Students must avoid touching the “lasers” to prevent the alarm system from sounding. Try neon yarn and black lights to create a special effect! Students love this game which engages them both mentally and physically.

11. Fact or Fake

Share odd and interesting bits of trivia about an artist or artwork. In teams, challenge students to spot which is fact and which is fake. Once the team decides, they write  fact or  fake on a dry-erase board and hold it up. Provide points to the teams who write the correct response and keep score.

Transform the end of the school year from a time of restlessness and boredom to joyful artistic engagement. Turn looking at and reviewing art into a magical experience by searching for Whaledo. Bring in trivia to challenge your students through collaboration and friendly competition. Incorporate the element of mystery with an escape room, quick draw activity, or art heist challenge. All of these games are great ways to keep students invested in your class, reviewing content from the year, and making art right up until the last bell.

For more art room games, check out the following:

• 6 Games Perfect for the Art Room
• Games in the Art Room Pack in PRO Learning
• Ideas for Art Room Games (Ep. 331)
• 3 Super Fun Art History Games

How do you make time for joy and fun in your art room?

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Magazine articles and podcasts are opinions of professional education contributors and do not necessarily represent the position of the Art of Education University (AOEU) or its academic offerings. Contributors use terms in the way they are most often talked about in the scope of their educational experiences.

Kyle Wood, an elementary school art educator, is a current AOEU Writer. He strives to make the art classroom fun through gamification and enjoys creating art history podcasts.

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40 Facts About Elektrostal

Written by Lanette Mayes

Modified & Updated: 19 May 2024

Reviewed by Jessica Corbett

Elektrostal is a vibrant city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia. With a rich history, stunning architecture, and a thriving community, Elektrostal is a city that has much to offer. Whether you are a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply curious about different cultures, Elektrostal is sure to captivate you.

This article will provide you with 40 fascinating facts about Elektrostal, giving you a better understanding of why this city is worth exploring. From its origins as an industrial hub to its modern-day charm, we will delve into the various aspects that make Elektrostal a unique and must-visit destination.

So, join us as we uncover the hidden treasures of Elektrostal and discover what makes this city a true gem in the heart of Russia.

Key Takeaways:

• Elektrostal, known as the “Motor City of Russia,” is a vibrant and growing city with a rich industrial history, offering diverse cultural experiences and a strong commitment to environmental sustainability.
• With its convenient location near Moscow, Elektrostal provides a picturesque landscape, vibrant nightlife, and a range of recreational activities, making it an ideal destination for residents and visitors alike.

Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Elektrostal is renowned for its metallurgical plant, which has been producing high-quality steel and alloys since its establishment in 1916.

Boasts a rich industrial heritage.

Elektrostal has a long history of industrial development, contributing to the growth and progress of the region.

Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

Elektrostal is situated in close proximity to the Russian capital, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Known for its vibrant cultural scene.

Elektrostal is home to several cultural institutions, including museums, theaters, and art galleries that showcase the city’s rich artistic heritage.

A popular destination for nature lovers.

Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and forests, Elektrostal offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and birdwatching.

Hosts the annual Elektrostal City Day celebrations.

Every year, Elektrostal organizes festive events and activities to celebrate its founding, bringing together residents and visitors in a spirit of unity and joy.

Has a population of approximately 160,000 people.

Elektrostal is home to a diverse and vibrant community of around 160,000 residents, contributing to its dynamic atmosphere.

Boasts excellent education facilities.

The city is known for its well-established educational institutions, providing quality education to students of all ages.

A center for scientific research and innovation.

Elektrostal serves as an important hub for scientific research, particularly in the fields of metallurgy, materials science, and engineering.

Surrounded by picturesque lakes.

The city is blessed with numerous beautiful lakes , offering scenic views and recreational opportunities for locals and visitors alike.

Well-connected transportation system.

Elektrostal benefits from an efficient transportation network, including highways, railways, and public transportation options, ensuring convenient travel within and beyond the city.

Famous for its traditional Russian cuisine.

Food enthusiasts can indulge in authentic Russian dishes at numerous restaurants and cafes scattered throughout Elektrostal.

Home to notable architectural landmarks.

Elektrostal boasts impressive architecture, including the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord and the Elektrostal Palace of Culture.

Offers a wide range of recreational facilities.

Residents and visitors can enjoy various recreational activities, such as sports complexes, swimming pools, and fitness centers, enhancing the overall quality of life.

Provides a high standard of healthcare.

Elektrostal is equipped with modern medical facilities, ensuring residents have access to quality healthcare services.

Home to the Elektrostal History Museum.

The Elektrostal History Museum showcases the city’s fascinating past through exhibitions and displays.

A hub for sports enthusiasts.

Elektrostal is passionate about sports, with numerous stadiums, arenas, and sports clubs offering opportunities for athletes and spectators.

Celebrates diverse cultural festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal hosts a variety of cultural festivals, celebrating different ethnicities, traditions, and art forms.

Electric power played a significant role in its early development.

Elektrostal owes its name and initial growth to the establishment of electric power stations and the utilization of electricity in the industrial sector.

Boasts a thriving economy.

The city’s strong industrial base, coupled with its strategic location near Moscow, has contributed to Elektrostal’s prosperous economic status.

Houses the Elektrostal Drama Theater.

The Elektrostal Drama Theater is a cultural centerpiece, attracting theater enthusiasts from far and wide.

Popular destination for winter sports.

Elektrostal’s proximity to ski resorts and winter sport facilities makes it a favorite destination for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

Promotes environmental sustainability.

Elektrostal prioritizes environmental protection and sustainability, implementing initiatives to reduce pollution and preserve natural resources.

Home to renowned educational institutions.

Elektrostal is known for its prestigious schools and universities, offering a wide range of academic programs to students.

Committed to cultural preservation.

The city values its cultural heritage and takes active steps to preserve and promote traditional customs, crafts, and arts.

Hosts an annual International Film Festival.

The Elektrostal International Film Festival attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of films.

Encourages entrepreneurship and innovation.

Elektrostal supports aspiring entrepreneurs and fosters a culture of innovation, providing opportunities for startups and business development.

Offers a range of housing options.

Elektrostal provides diverse housing options, including apartments, houses, and residential complexes, catering to different lifestyles and budgets.

Home to notable sports teams.

Elektrostal is proud of its sports legacy, with several successful sports teams competing at regional and national levels.

Boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

Residents and visitors can enjoy a lively nightlife in Elektrostal, with numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment venues.

Promotes cultural exchange and international relations.

Elektrostal actively engages in international partnerships, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic collaborations to foster global connections.

Surrounded by beautiful nature reserves.

Nearby nature reserves, such as the Barybino Forest and Luchinskoye Lake, offer opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore and appreciate the region’s biodiversity.

Commemorates historical events.

The city pays tribute to significant historical events through memorials, monuments, and exhibitions, ensuring the preservation of collective memory.

Promotes sports and youth development.

Elektrostal invests in sports infrastructure and programs to encourage youth participation, health, and physical fitness.

Hosts annual cultural and artistic festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal celebrates its cultural diversity through festivals dedicated to music, dance, art, and theater.

Provides a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts.

The city’s scenic beauty, architectural landmarks, and natural surroundings make it a paradise for photographers.

Connects to Moscow via a direct train line.

The convenient train connection between Elektrostal and Moscow makes commuting between the two cities effortless.

A city with a bright future.

Elektrostal continues to grow and develop, aiming to become a model city in terms of infrastructure, sustainability, and quality of life for its residents.

In conclusion, Elektrostal is a fascinating city with a rich history and a vibrant present. From its origins as a center of steel production to its modern-day status as a hub for education and industry, Elektrostal has plenty to offer both residents and visitors. With its beautiful parks, cultural attractions, and proximity to Moscow, there is no shortage of things to see and do in this dynamic city. Whether you’re interested in exploring its historical landmarks, enjoying outdoor activities, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Elektrostal has something for everyone. So, next time you find yourself in the Moscow region, don’t miss the opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Elektrostal.

Q: What is the population of Elektrostal?

A: As of the latest data, the population of Elektrostal is approximately XXXX.

Q: How far is Elektrostal from Moscow?

A: Elektrostal is located approximately XX kilometers away from Moscow.

Q: Are there any famous landmarks in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to several notable landmarks, including XXXX and XXXX.

Q: What industries are prominent in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal is known for its steel production industry and is also a center for engineering and manufacturing.

Q: Are there any universities or educational institutions in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to XXXX University and several other educational institutions.

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal offers several outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and picnicking in its beautiful parks.

Q: Is Elektrostal well-connected in terms of transportation?

A: Yes, Elektrostal has good transportation links, including trains and buses, making it easily accessible from nearby cities.

Q: Are there any annual events or festivals in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, including XXXX and XXXX.

Elektrostal's fascinating history, vibrant culture, and promising future make it a city worth exploring. For more captivating facts about cities around the world, discover the unique characteristics that define each city . Uncover the hidden gems of Moscow Oblast through our in-depth look at Kolomna. Lastly, dive into the rich industrial heritage of Teesside, a thriving industrial center with its own story to tell.

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Scholarly Activities

Med-peds student interest group (mpsig).

We collaborate on everything from teaching to community outreach to local advocacy efforts. In the first half of the year, the students are introduced to the Med-Peds program. It is a great opportunity for students to meet the residents and learn more about what makes Med-Peds so special! Students are able to get involved in advocacy projects in the community through different events such as the Back-to-School Expo and the Shen Science night. At those events, both students and residents educate kids and their parents on different health topics such as healthy eating habits and first aid skills. As a resident, this is also an opportunity to work on your skills with communicating with the public on topics and activities you come up with.

Preparing Medical Students

During the second half of the year, the Med-Peds residents are able to refine their teaching skills by preparing a lecture series for the second-year med students that prepares them for their clinical years. Students are introduced to the art of the history and physical exam on adults vs. children, how to develop and explore different differential diagnoses, and the skills to use on the wards. Their learning is enhanced with hands-on experience through real world cases and valuable tools as students prepare to become practicing clinicians. It is a fun experience for both the residents and the students involved!

Research & QI

• To Friend or Not to Friend?: A Survey of Patient Relationships via Social Media . 2020: Manuscript submitted for publication. Natalie Chlus
• Cerebral Venous Thrombosis Secondary to Reactive Thrombocytosis, a Rare Complication of Iron Deficiency Anemia . 2020: Manuscript submitted for publication. Natalie Chlus
• Cinacalcet-Associated Resolution of Primary Hyperparathyroidism in a Patient With Normal Kidney Function. J Investig Med High Impact Case Rep. 2020; PMID: 32583691 Son Nguyen
• Navigating the physician-patient relationship on social media: A comparison of current practices in adult and pediatric providers . Abstract accepted and presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition, October 2019, New Orleans, LA. Natalie Chlus
• Case Series of Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis in Adults From a Single Center & Case Series of Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis in Children requiring Critical Care.
• Case Series investigating factors that influence mortality in critically ill adults.
• Case Series of Babesiosis at a Single Center & case series investigating babesiosis in critically ill adults. CHEST 2019, October 19-23, New Orleans, LA. Robert Wilcott
• Working with local insurance companies and pharmacies to label asthma medications to promote correct usage (IRB approval pending). 2019-present. Mae Huo, Brittany Tayler, Mario Felix
• Treatment of Acute Bacterial Sinusitis with High-Dose vs Standard-Dose Amoxicillin/Clavulanate: A Confirmation Study .2018- 2020. Jennifer Gregory, Bichtram Huynh, Brittany Tayler
• Improving Fluoride Varnish Rates in a Primary Care Clinic, Quality Improvement. AMC Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Clinic .2017- 2020. Mae Huo, Jenny Gregory, Evan Romrell, Rip Wilcott
• Simultaneous QI and retrospective study implementing an evidence-based, independently designed high-flow oxygen pathway to measure and improve outcomes in length of hospitalization & Improving High-Flow Oxygen Utilization in Pediatric Patients Ages 2 Months to 2 Years, 2018-2019. Jessica Jaddaoui and Harinder Bawa
• Improving HPV Vaccination Rates Among Adolescent Patients Ages 11-17. 2017-2019. Jessica Jaddaoui, Harinder Bawa, Catherine Pfeiffer
• Improving the Accuracy of Blood Pressure Measurements in Ambulatory Clinic. QI project to identify, validate, and correct the modifiable factors that impact accurate blood pressure measurements outlined in the 2017 AHA Hypertension guidelines. Chaddy Elhawary
• Longitudinal Monitoring of Pediatric Growth Curves Using Novel Pediatric Nutrition Formula Calculator . Chaddy Elhawary
• Impact of Deep Suctioning on Length of Stay in Bronchiolitis Patients Ages 6 Months to 2 Years .2017-2018. Jessica Jaddaoui, Mae Huo, Harinder Bawa
• Improving Resident Competency in Women’s Health and Gynecologic Procedures. 2016-2019. Jessica Jaddaoui

Posters & Presentations

• When a Serious Clinical Sign becomes REALLY Serious. Poster presented at the National Med-Peds Residents’ Association (NMPRA) annual conference, October 2020. Rizwan Jattala.
• Not Another Migraine: An Atypical Presentation of Iron Deficiency Anemia. Poster presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition, October 2020. Natalie Chlus.
• Neurolisteriosis: That’s the Diagnosis! Poster presented at the American College of Physicians (ACP) New York Chapter Meeting. February 2020. Natalie Chlus. Navigating the physician-patient relationship on social media: A comparison of current practices in adult and pediatric providers. Presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition, October 2019, New Orleans, LA. Natalie Chlus.
• “Vitamin B12 Deficiency, Not a Laughing Matter.” Presented as the Resident Clinical Case Competition Winner. National NMPRA Conference 2019, New Orleans, LA. Ariel Nash.
• “Doesn’t Always Ring a Bell: A Unique Presentation of Cogans Syndrome.” Poster presentation. National NMPRA Conference 2019, New Orleans, LA. Brittany Tayler.
• Resolution of AKI After Large Volume Paracentesis and Correction of Intra-abdominal Hypertension. CHEST 2019. October 19-23. New Orleans, LA. Robert Wilcott.
• ARDS and Pneumothorax as a Manifestation of Amiodarone Pulmonary Toxicity.CHEST 2019. October 19-23. New Orleans, LA. Robert Wilcott.
• Sudden onset Facial Swelling in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Mimicking Angioedema. CHEST 2019. October 19-23. New Orleans, LA. Robert Wilcott.
• Neuroleptic-Induced Respiratory Akathasia, a Rare Cause of Dyspnea.CHEST 2019. October 19-23. New Orleans, LA. Muhammad Salick and Robert Wilcott.
• Sarcoma Metastasis Causing Atrial Fibrillation and Refractory Pleural Effusion.CHEST 2019. October 19-23. New Orleans, LA. Muhammad Salick and Robert Wilcott.
• What a Sweet Baby: An Unfamiliar Presentation of a Common Critical Care Issue. Poster presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference and Exposition. October 2019, New Orleans, LA. Natalie Chlus.
• Group A Streptococcus: What a Pain in the Neck! Poster electronically presented at Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine. July 2019. Natalie Chlus. Examining Communication Between Nursing and the Resident Physician. Poster presentation. Albany Medical Center Patient Safety Awareness Week 2019. Lisa Eberhardt and Son H. Nguyen.
• Morbidity and Mortality 2.0: Not Your Mother’s M&M.Albany Medical Center Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds. June 2019. Chaddy Elhawary and Jessica Jaddaoui.
• Improving Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Rates in 11-17 Year Olds: A Two-Pronged Approach. Poster presentation. Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting. April 2019. Jessica Jaddaoui, Harinder Bawa, Catherine Pfeiffer.
• “FUO: That Time We Found a Source.”Presented at the Intercity Infectious Disease Rounds – Local Meeting and Dinner Conference, April 2019 and the National NMPRA Conference, October 2019. Mae Huo.
• Heart Failure with a Large Retroperitoneal Mass: Connected or Coincidence? Accepted to Society of Hospital Medicine, April 2018. Robert Wilcott and Sherif Shoucri.
• Interprofessional Student Collaboration: Benefits of Medical and Pharmacy Students Working Together on an Interprofessional Acute Care Rounding Team. Poster presentation. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Midyear Clinical Meeting. December 2018. Jessica Monzyk, Dawn Pluckrose, Son H. Nguyen, James Desemone, Amanda Engle.
• A unique presentation of C-ANCA/PR-3 positive Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis and Alport’s Syndrome without vasculitis.Poster presentation. National Medicine-Pediatrics Residents Association Conference, November 2018. Chaddy Elhawary.
• “A Case of Anti-Synthetase Syndrome (Anti-Jo1+ Polymyositis): A Classic Adult Disease in a Rare Pediatric Patient.”Oral and Poster presentation. National Med-Peds Residents Association Conference, November 2018. Jessica Jaddaoui.
• “Diagnosis and Management of Acute Suppurative Thyroiditis in Adult & Pediatric Patients.” Presented at Intercity Infectious Disease Rounds – Local Meeting and Dinner Conference. April 2018. Jessica Jaddaoui.
• When it’s NOT a Tumor: A Case of Acute Suppurative Thyroiditis.Poster presentation. Pediatric Hospitalist Medicine (PHM) National Conference. July 2018. Jessica Jaddaoui.
• An Upstream Approach to Improving Inner City School Success through Healthy Lifestyle Education. Poster Presentation. Albany Medical Center Resident Research Day & Fifth Annual New York State Pediatric Advocacy Coalition (NYSPAC) Conference. Catherine Pfeiffer, Harinder Bawa. April 25, 2018 & November 9, 2017.
• “Advocacy in Resident Education.”Oral Presentation. Albany Medical Center Pediatric Grand Rounds. Patricia Hopkins-Braddock, Katherine Dougherty, Harinder K. Bawa, Catherine Pfeiffer. April 11, 2018.
• “Wet and Wild: Drowning in Sarcoidosis.” Oral and Poster presentation. National Med-Peds Residency Association (NMPRA) National Conference. Jessica Jaddaoui. October 22, 2016.
• A Case of Idiopathic Pauci-Immune Pulmonary Capilaritis (IPIPC). Poster Presentation. American Thoracic Society (ATS) National Conference. Jessica Jaddaoui. May 28, 2016.

Advocacy & Leadership

• Lobbying for vaccine laws & vaping regulations at the NYS capital through Senators and Councilors and at Albany County City Council
• Speaking to students in local high schools during health classes about vaping and the associated dangers Annual National NMPRA Community Service Week.
• St. Margaret’s Facility tree donation
• Capital City Rescue Mission winter care packages
• Albany Medical Center CARE (Capital Advocacy Resident Education) & The Baby Institute Project. Developing a series of classes to help promote healthy parenting skills and early literacy.
• Annual Capital City Back-to-School Expo. Community gathering centered around raising awareness for students and their parents on the importance of diet, exercise and mental health.
• Annual Community Block Party at Sheridan Hollow, Albany, NY. Community health fair centered around smoking cessation, asthma control, exercise, and hypertension screening.
• Annual Shenendehowa School District Science and Heath Discovery Fair.
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• JCC Maccabi Games, NY Capital Region. Alongside our sports medicine colleagues, residents provide medical and musculoskeletal injury assessments, follow-ups and clearances. Volunteer Physician: Harinder Bawa 2017
• Sports Safety Clinic at Albany Medical Center. Mae Huo, 2015-2017

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Day 4: Watch a creator and get cosmetics for your platform!

Minecraft’s 15-year anniversary is in full swing with non-stop celebration raging across cyberspace. We’ve been having cake every single day ! At this rate, will we make it through all 15?! Only time – or belly space – will tell! 

At the time of writing, we're in the middle of a quest that deserves more attention than our stomachs. Not a quest like breaking out of the Matrix or throwing a ring into lava. No, hopefully, you’ll find this far more epic than those silly tasks. Most importantly, these are quests that you can – and should – participate in. 

TWITCH DROPS FOR EVERYONE

A party is raging over at a friendly neighborhood streaming service – and you’re invited. Watch 15 minutes of any Minecraft content on Twitch between May 15 – May 31 to unlock the 15th Anniversary exclusive item Purple Heart Cape* .  

That’s not all. After all, what would a quest be without a side-mission with additional rewards? By supporting a Minecraft streamer by subscribing or gifting a sub throughout activation, you’ll also unlock the glamorous Glitch Mask* . Is that a Twitch logo on top of your head? You bet it is! 

TIKTOK CAPE CODES

Meanwhile, there’s an equally amazing party happening over yet another streaming platform, and why pick one when you can participate in both? Running May 18 through June 18 , you'll have the chance to snag a TikTok-themed cape* by tuning in to Minecraft streams where creators have the reward enabled. 

Just drop the SUPER SECRET comment "Minecraft" (creative huh?) in the stream to get your hands on the in-game code. Then, head over to minecraft.net/redeem to claim and add a touch of TikTok style to your Minecraft adventures*! 

In addition, you'll can also score yourself a Diamond Helmet profile frame from May 18 through May 31 . To qualify: Head to aka.ms/tiktokcelebration on mobile and hit "Create post" to share a video on TikTok lasting one minute or more with the hashtag #MinecraftBadge. It's your chance to shape and share your Minecraft story and add some Minecraft flair to your profile photo!

Keep an eye on Minecraft's social channels for more details on how to participate.

TODAY’S FREE CHARACTER ITEM

If the above items weren’t enough for your already stuffed Character Creator closet, there’s plenty more to add! Throughout the entire 15-year Anniversary celebration, you can redeem a free item – every single day.

Today's hot item,  Emerald Expert , is the  only  latest fashion straight from the desert villages of the Overworld. 

To claim this desert dessert, start the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft and open the Dressing Room after 10am PST/7pm CET. Here, you’ll find your sparkling new Character Creator item, ready to be equipped!  

* Both the Twitch and TikTok capes are available for Bedrock Edition now, and will be in Java Edition by July 8. Make sure you redeem your codes by the June 30 expiration date! 

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Powderpuff games give girls a chance to play football, but some wrestle with sexist undertones

• Updated: May. 20, 2024, 3:32 p.m. |
• Published: May. 20, 2024, 3:15 p.m.

Wilsonville High School students participate in the school’s 2022 powderpuff football game, an annual flag football tradition where female students are coached by the male football players. Courtesy of Greg Artman

• Sophia Pattalochi | Youth Voices

While signing up for the annual spring powderpuff football game at Wilsonville High School, sophomore Zoey Carlson thought back to her experience playing as a freshman.

She said she felt some of the male football players tapped to teach the girls how to play were demeaning, but she still enjoyed playing with friends and didn’t want to miss out on this year’s game.

“It’s a fun activity for girls where they get to play a sport they don’t normally get to play,” she said of the powderpuff game, a flag football competition for girls who don’t participate in the sport. Members of the football team serve as coaches for the girls.

Powderpuff games played annually at many high schools across the U.S., can introduce young women to football, which is a sport becoming increasingly open to female participation. But while many say powderpuff games are enjoyable, some have taken note of their sexist undertones, which can make powderpuff football uninviting and discouraging.

One controversial part of the tradition, which first gained popularity in the 1970s, is the name itself. “Powderpuff” is a direct reference to the makeup powder that girls apply to their faces.

Ingrid Mosey, an educator at Wilsonville High School, advocated changing the name powderpuff when she attended Canby’s Ackerman Middle School.

“I was getting to that age where I was very aware of women’s issues,” Mosey remembers. “I immediately reacted to the name because it just delegitimized the experience of football for girls.”

To her, the name almost felt like a mockery of the idea that women could even play football.

“I brought it up, that I thought it was a sexist name, and there were a lot of debates and I remember feeling super unpopular because I was the only person that felt that way,” she said.

Carlson and her friends enjoyed playing in Wilsonville’s powderpuff game last year, but she said that the treatment from the male football players coaching them took a lot of the fun out of it.

“They were mansplaining everything,” she said.

“I wouldn’t necessarily put the term ‘sexist’ on powderpuff,” Carlson said. “I will say I think that the boy coaches who are teaching the girls how to play take the authority that they are given and use it to demean girls.”

Powderpuff participants like Carlson enjoy playing the game and the games are popular. But the game can be uninviting to girls who have heard negative things about the coaching.

Wilsonville head football coach Adam Guenther referees the powderpuff games at Wilsonville. He thinks powderpuff is exciting.

“People look forward to the games,” he said.

Guenther is not present at powderpuff practices and said he had not previously been aware of any issues with the way the football players coach. Any poor treatment of the female players should not be tolerated or accepted, he said.

“It doesn’t matter if it is a student teaching it or a coach teaching it, it should not be that way,” Guenther said.

Guenther has also coached girls on his football teams and said there is potential for more girls to get involved in the sport, whether through a flag football league or more girls playing on tackle football teams. Some schools have started female rugby clubs, he said.

“If there are enough people that want to get involved in a women’s league, I think that’s great,” he said.

Carlson said she isn’t sure she would like to play football regularly, but she supports the creation of female teams.

“I do know there are women’s leagues out there and I am totally on board for that if there was a league at the high school level created,” Carlson said.

There are active women’s football teams in Oregon, like the Oregon Ravens, which is an adult women’s football team. However, there are none at the high school level. Some girls instead play on the boys’ teams.

At Ida B. Wells, eight girls played on the junior varsity team this past fall, the most girls on any high school team in Oregon. Girls participation in tackle football has increased 10.4% since 2019, according to data made available by the Oregon School Activities Association.

Zorina Johnson was the first girl in the current cohort at Ida B. Wells to join the team. Johnson was inspired to play football because of her brother. In eighth grade, he took her to a summer football practice, which was open to all students.

“I thought I might as well try it because when else in my life am I going to play football?” she said.

She later held girls’ practices to get more female players to try out.

“The boys are super welcoming and we are so lucky to have them. The coaching staff is super welcoming to the girls as well,” Johnson said.

Wells also has a powderpuff game every year at which the girls play flag football and the boys cheer. Johnson thinks it’s a good way for girls to experience the sport for the first time.

“I definitely think we can reframe powderpuff and make it a thing to empower girls,” Johnson said.

Opportunities for women to play football are expanding. The Oregon School Activities Association will be looking at potentially adding girls flag football as an emerging activity, notes from recent meetings show. The OSAA also currently has boys’ volleyball listed as an emerging activity, giving organizers the opportunity to show how many boys in Oregon want to compete in the sport that has been open only to girls since 1974.

In recent years, women soccer players have become kickers on college football teams, including at Division I colleges such as Vanderbilt and Jackson State.

Johnson, the Ida B. Wells football player, thinks more girls would play if they knew it was an option for them.

“It’s incredible the growth I’ve seen from last year to this year,” Johnson said. “But I can’t imagine how many girls I wasn’t able to reach who were never given the chance or never introduced the proper way and welcomed.”

Youth Voices reporter Sophia Pattalochi is a sophomore at Wilsonville High School. She guest writes for her school newspaper the Paw Print. Her goal is to double major in journalism and political science at a four-year college.

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Oregon Football's Bo Nix Learning From Tom Brady, Jay Z

Bri amaranthus | may 19, 2024.

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Former Oregon Ducks quarterback Bo Nix joined legendary NFL quarterback Tom Brady and rapper, producer and entrepreneur Jay Z to discuss sports and business.

Michael Rubin, the billionaire founder and CEO of Fanatics, shared photos on Sunday of Brady and Jay Z sharing breakfast with NFL rookies including Nix, No. 1-overall NFL Draft pick Caleb Williams, No. 2-overall selection Jayden Daniels, quarterback Drake Maye, tight end Brock Bowers and wide receiver Malik Nabers.

"Breakfast with Jay and Tom > $500k but seriously awesome morning with Tom Brady and Jay Z and out Fanatics rookies discussing sports and business!" wrote Rubin. "Tommy and Jay thank you so much for the invaluable advice and knowledge you shared – this was such an incredible opportunity for these rooks before they take their first snap."

"Big things ahead for this group – can’t wait to watch you all crush it on and off the field!"

On Friday, the same group of NFL rookies attended an official jersey reveal event sponsored by the NFL Players Association and Fanatics in Los Angeles. It's an annual four-day event designed to introduce rookies to potential business partners.

Rubin is known for his ability to unite the sports, business and music industries. His summer “white party” in the Hamptons has an A-list that includes Brady, Jay Z, Travis Scott, Beyonce, James Harden, Leonardo Di Caprio and others.

Hopes are high for Nix in his rookie season under Broncos coach Sean Payton.

Oregon  wide receiver Tez Johnson  is confident in his adopted brother Nix and Payton, predicting they can win a Super Bowl as early as this season.

“Whatever team Bo goes to, they're going to have success,”  Johnson told Oregon Sports Illustrated’s Bri Amaranthus.  “That's no doubt. He's the best guy in the NFL. The guy is unbelievable.”

Johnson spoke with Nix about his transition to the league after wrapping up  NFL rookie minicamp . It was the first chance for Nix to get on the field in Denver with his teammates and coaches.

“He’s loving it,” Johnson told Amaranthus . “He's tired, I can see it in his face. It’s normal. I just feel like him being there is a great situation. He's been through it enough, and all he knows is football.”

The Broncos selected Nix with the No. 12 overall pick.  It's the first time ever coach Payton drafted a quarterback in the first two rounds of the draft in his career.

The 2023 Heisman Trophy finalist is fresh off his best season yet. The 23-year-old broke the NCAA single-season record for completion percentage in 2023 at 77.45, completing a whopping 364 of 470 passes.  The most experienced quarterback from the 2024 draft, Nix's 61 career starts broke the NCAA record for most all-time by a FBS quarterback.

Instruction from Brady and Jay Z , two of the most successful people in their respective fields, certainly helps prepare Nix as his professional journey begins in Denver.

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Breaking Barriers: How an EA/Berklee Partnership is Empowering Equity in Entertainment

Scholarships, connecting with industry leaders, and learning to craft original video game scores from the best in the business., may 9, 2024.

Scholarships, connecting with industry leaders, and learning to craft original video game scores from the best in the business

At EA we believe authentic representation opens the games and experiences we create to more people, helping us to fulfill our mission to inspire the world to play. We aim to create games, stories, worlds and characters that authentically represent the communities we serve so that our players can see themselves reflected in the games they love. 

Our work to build games that are incredibly inclusive continues–and we amplify this work through dedicated partnerships where we are able to mentor, attract and support underrepresented communities. 

This past April, in honor of this commitment, we celebrated the second annual EA Berklee Day, providing scholarships, mentorship opportunities, and industry connections to promising women and non-cisgender students at Berklee College of Music who will one day shape the sounds and music of the games we play, watch, create and connect in together.

Supporting the next gen of women music composers

At the EA Berklee Day celebrations, a panel of acclaimed composers, including Stephanie Economou ( Assassin's Creed: Dawn of Ragnarok ), Natalie Holt ( Loki ), Kathryn Bostic ( Women of the Movement ), Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch ( Living ), and Nainita Desai ( Tales of Kenzera: Zau ) shared their insights and expertise on working in the entertainment industry. The event concluded with a Q&A section with the students.

Desai , an Emmy award-winning and internationally-renowned composer, most recently worked on the EA Originals Tales of Kenzera: Zau , now available on PC, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 5. This single-player, story-rich Metroidvania game was shaped by Creative Director and Hollywood actor Abubakar Salim’s ( House of the Dragon, Napoleon ) own experience with grief, discovering how love gives us the courage to press on after devastating loss. The complexity of its themes, paired with its imaginative and rich world, were key in helping Desai craft the beautiful compositions players can enjoy throughout the experience.

The panel was moderated by Steve Schnur, worldwide executive and president at EA Music and creator and curator of EA Berklee Day. They were introduced by Sean McMahon, chair of the college’s Screen Scoring Department. At the panel’s conclusion, all composers offered advice to students. Bostic spoke to the importance of authenticity as an artist, saying, “Your voice is always changing—the constant is you.”

EA Berklee Day also offered an opportunity for EA to present two scholarships to students, Carol Gao and Rachel “Ray” McFarlane.

Both students received $15,000 of educational financial support and professional mentorship opportunities with a team of world-class composers at EA. Through a semester-long mentorship, they will learn how to take their compositional and orchestration skills and apply them to their future careers.

“Since I was a kid, all the composers in the classical canon are male, so the thought of representation never even crossed my mind because I never really saw women composers,” says Gao. “Having an event like this, where not only are we bringing in a panel of the most talented, most accomplished women composers to talk about their journey, but also having younger talent like Ray and me, and to be able to show the world that women–we have a place in this industry."

Gao, a native of Toronto, Canada, is double majoring in game and interactive media scoring and electronic production and design at Berklee. She is a pianist and member of the leadership board of Berklee's Video Game Music Club. After graduation, she will move to Los Angeles for an internship with Sparks and Shadows, Inc. While in LA, she hopes to build her career as a media composer and secure an in-house position at a video game company or production house, in addition to freelance work. Gao’s other passions include session playing and teaching piano, composition, and music theory.

McFarlane, also a native of Canada, is double majoring in game and interactive media scoring and film scoring at Berklee. She is currently a member of the Composer Diversity Collective and an intern at Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Project. She currently works with Orchestral Tools, Eastwest Sounds, and Spitfire Audio as a social media influencer to promote positive inclusion within the video game scoring community. After graduation, McFarlane hopes to continue elevating her skills by attending a master’s program at either the University of Southern California or New York University.

"This scholarship means so much to me. It has provided me with the resources and the mentorship to continue following my dream," says McFarlane.

Building a more inclusive and equitable future

This collaboration between EA and Berklee College of Music began in February 2023 and has since provided three scholarships to deserving students and conducted two celebration events connecting recipients with industry leaders.

With an unwavering commitment to inclusivity, EA recognizes the immense talent and potential that exists within every individual. By fostering a culture of empowerment and providing platforms for underrepresented voices to flourish, EA not only enriches its own creative landscape but also paves the way for a more equitable and inclusive industry as a whole.

Join us as we help usher in the next generation of world-class talent in our industry.

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