T21-7 Management

A quick Google search is likely to find you more learning games than you could ever use in your classroom, so it would help to have some help finding appropriate games. It really helps to find a curated list rather than just a list generated for advertising purposes. The following list isintended to be illustrative rather than exhaustive.

Plan It Green is a game for students to plan a city taking environmental factors into account. It is sponsored by National Geographic.

The History Game Canada. An initiative funded by Canada’s National History Society.

Selene. A lunar science game.

Whyville.  This is aimed at elementary and midddle school students to encourage "scientific discovery" and "social responsibility."

Kadle, A. (2009) Top 100 Learning Game Resources.

Kapuler, D. (2011) Top 10 Sites for Educational Games. 

Kharback, M. (2012)  A List of Great Educational games for Your Students.

Martinez, S. (2013) Games in Education - Resources for the K-12 Classroom. (Curated.)