Here are a bunch of game that should add tons of learning to your curriculum or just for fun (and your children are learning a lot!). We have some of these games, and many others we would love to have. Yet others we have heard are really great to help children learn a subject that they are struggling with in a non threatening way.
Math
Presto change’O
Totally Tut
Timing It Right
24 Games (Many different levels)
Math Word Problems
Math Memory Game
Flash Cards - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, & etc.
Doubles Wild
Math Smart
Pizza Fraction Fun & Pizza Fraction Fun Jr.
Grammar
Latin/Greek Memory Game
Bethump’d
Apples to Apples (Jr. 7+, Jr. 9+, and 12 to adult)
Parts Speech Challenge
Sentence Says
Sentence Challenge
Words Galore
Mind’s I
Spelling
Spelling Bee Game
Spelling Beez Game
Scrabble
Super Scrabble
Upwords
Boggle or Boggle Junior
Jot
Unjumble
History/Geography
Made For Trade
Where in the World
Professor Noggin
Best of Chronology
Patriot Challenge
Science
Greek/Latin Memory
The Way Things Work
The Invention Game
Electric Circuit Game
My Food Factory
The Human Body -Anatomy Game
Herd Your Horses
Smithsonian Experiment
* You can also make up some of your own games too that cover different topics that are related to what your children are learning at the time. Some of those are memory games, flash cards, and etc. Be sure to add some of your games for different subjects and age groups.
Let's hear what you think is a great learning game!
Math
Presto change’O
Totally Tut
Timing It Right
24 Games (Many different levels)
Math Word Problems
Math Memory Game
Flash Cards - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, & etc.
Doubles Wild
Math Smart
Pizza Fraction Fun & Pizza Fraction Fun Jr.
Grammar
Latin/Greek Memory Game
Bethump’d
Apples to Apples (Jr. 7+, Jr. 9+, and 12 to adult)
Parts Speech Challenge
Sentence Says
Sentence Challenge
Words Galore
Mind’s I
Spelling
Spelling Bee Game
Spelling Beez Game
Scrabble
Super Scrabble
Upwords
Boggle or Boggle Junior
Jot
Unjumble
History/Geography
Made For Trade
Where in the World
Professor Noggin
Best of Chronology
Patriot Challenge
Science
Greek/Latin Memory
The Way Things Work
The Invention Game
Electric Circuit Game
My Food Factory
The Human Body -Anatomy Game
Herd Your Horses
Smithsonian Experiment
* You can also make up some of your own games too that cover different topics that are related to what your children are learning at the time. Some of those are memory games, flash cards, and etc. Be sure to add some of your games for different subjects and age groups.
Let's hear what you think is a great learning game!
