Educational Games for Students:
Levers – Students must use their brains to balance the various objects dropped their way.

Assembler- An increasingly difficult game of physical manipulation

Human Cannonball – Students control the velocity and the trajectory of the cannon and must land the human cannonball safely on the mattress.

Lemonade Stand – Students manage their vary own lemonade stand. They purchase ingredients, experiment with various recipes, set prices, and hope for a high demand. Teaches proportions, supply and demand, and other basic principles of capitalism.

Coffee Shop –For those of you in need of a caffeine fix, students can also manage their vary own Coffee Shop. They purchase ingredients, experiment with various recipes, set prices, and hope for a high demand. Teaches proportions, supply and demand, and other basic principles of capitalism.

Trade Ruler – Nobel Award winning , has developed his prize winning theory into a short game that has students maximize production and trade efficiencecy in a global market.

Viking Quest - Play the game of 'Viking Quest', which takes you back to AD 793. Can you build a ship, cross the seas, loot a monastery and return home to claim your prize? Your chief has set the challenge, it's up to you to respond. Victory!!!!!

Roller Coaster Creator - Build your own roller coaster and attempt to complete all 30 levels in this harmless time waster. Is that an oxymoron?

Number Munchers - A great math game from the 80s. Move the Muncher around the board and hit the space bar when you are on the right number. Watch out for the purple Troggles, I think it is trying to eat you. Multiplication, Factors, equality, and inequality.

Magic Pen – Students must draw the necessary components to achieve the goal. The first few levels are easy, but they don’t stay that way very long.

Einstein’s Twin – This game provides students an advanced piece of knowledge in a fun environment.

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