List of Interactive Games





What are the benefits of games in education?


"One such way to better use technology is to engage pupils in online gaming that enhances and positively reinforces their learning. This is one of the key benefits of games in education. Computers, mobile phones and tablets have allowed students new and innovative ways of learning." Reference: Benefits of Online Games for Students | Games in Education (reviewgamezone.com)


Check out our list of games that will help our students enjoy the lessons in Science!

List of Interactive Games (by topic):


I. Earth Science



II. Biology



III. Chemistry





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