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Elementary School
Powwow Stands
Designed for younger players, this game only requires addition. It also automatically reads the visual novel pages.
Jose & Maribel Save the Planet
What can a nine-year-old do to reduce waste and heal the earth? Learn the answers along with Maribel and Jose.
¡Todos Cuentan! Everybody Counts
Learn to count, in Spanish and English.
Middle School
Disaster Deduction Detectives
Learn mean, median and quartiles in context. Data tracking and analysis in real-world scenarios.
Warrior Vets
Native American history
Using Library of Congress, primary sources learn about veterans from WW I to present.
Minnesota Turtles
Threatened or Thriving?
More than just math. This environmental science game teaches about local turtle populations.
Bake-A-Palooza
Español
Blocks makes it easy to create learning games in any language, serving students other software doesn’t.
You are Here
Math and Science on the Lewis & Clark trail
Learn history from multiple perspectives – agriculture to cartography.
Eco Quest: Sea Savers
From plastic pollution to chemical waste in the ocean, play this game to learn how individual actions can add up in making the sea safer for all.
The Greasy Door
Teaches the Lakota value of generosity and addresses OSEU standard 2.3 – Recognize that there is a continuum of tribal identity.
All that Jazz
Math Meets Music
Learn how music notes and fractions intersect through taking in the sights and sounds of jazz history.
Healing Journeys
This short game, tells the story of Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, the first Native American doctor, can be played in 15-20 minutes, maybe a little less if your students don’t hit too many buffalo with their train.
High School
100 Years to Make or Break a Nation
Can you tell a federalist from an anti-federalist? Do you know westward expansion vs colonialism?
High School Drama
Do your high school psychology students know common terms like “confirmation bias”? Have them play this game and find out
Your Move
Teaching refusal skills. Say it, mean it, walk away.
So You Think You Can Vote?
An app to teach about the historical barriers to voting for African-Americans and encourage people to vote.
Marketing / Workforce Development
Research Empire: Welcome to Post-award
Kennedy ends up in the post-award department. Help her keep from getting fired. Some days, it isn’t looking too good.
Research Enterprise
An introduction to research administration. Includes a brief discrimination between pre-award and post-award and five modules to choose from: budget categories, cost overruns, indirect vs direct costs, allowable vs reasonable costs and research security.
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