Games
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Gamequarium
Reviewed December 24, 2000 by Diana, a teacher from Union, Missouri who is affiliated with the site.Find hundreds of online game and activity links for K-6 students in more than 25 categories. They are sorted by subject and activity type, so you can find what you are looking for quickly and easily. The underwater theme is fun for kids of all ages! Have fun with the fish!
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FuntasiaLinks
Reviewed May 27, 1999 by a parent from Naples, FL who is affiliated with the site.Coolest site on the Internet for kids!! Build your own snowman, play shockwave games, visit the Birmingham zoo, win beanie contests, learn about Dolphins,Links to Michael Jordan,Mary Kate & Ashley,Pooh Bear, Snoopy and much, much more!!
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Funschool
Reviewed June 13, 1999 by a parent from Toronto who is not affiliated with the site.This is the only site my 5 year old asks for. It has games categorized by ability level, and although some may seem low tech to older kids, the smaller ones love them. They teach counting, colours, pattern recognition, letters.......it’s a great tool. And mom has some fun playing them too!
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Funschool
Reviewed November 11, 1999 by Jason Reeder, 10 years old from San Francisco who is not affiliated with the site.Funschool is a great site for kids 5 years old to 10 years.
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Funschool Geography Games
"Nestled among dozens of educational games for upper elementary students are five geography games. On this page, you’ll find Capital Field Trip, Capitals, Flag Flags, Where in the World Is? and U.S. State Detective (""Where is Illinois? No, that’s Wisconsin."") Fourth, fifth and sixth grades can race against the clock, as they learn the capitals, flags, countries and states. Younger kids can select the first or second grade category to play Geography Jumble where they can rearrange the virtual alphabet magnets to spell geography-related words."
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Funschool.com
"From preschool to sixth grade, Funschool.com is a cornucopia of grade-specific activities. All are Java-based, so have the same browser requirements as Billy Bear (see above). At the bottom of each activity screen are buttons to play another scenario of the same game, to restart the current game, or return to the grade-level game listings. Learning these will help you get around. My favorite preschool game is Fishing for Numbers, where the player matches numbers to sets of fish. For older kids, I like the geography game "Where in the world?""
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FunRanch.com
Reviewed July 31, 2000 by Melissa Schipper, a parent from Garland, TX who is affiliated with the site.Funranch.com is a place for the whole family to play online games. Currently you’ll find Brickball, AirHockey, and the FunRanch IQ Tester. The games require Shockwave.
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FunRanch.com
Reviewed December 7, 2000 by Melissa Schipper, a parent from Garland, Texas who is affiliated with the site.Head on over to the ranch and decorate your own Christmas tree. While you’re there, test your memory with Copycat, the musical memory gadget. You can also play air hockey, see how smart you are with the IQ Puzzle, and play Fenced In with a friend or against the ranch computer.
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FunInternetGames.com
Reviewed November 29, 2001 by Mark, a parent from USA, who is not affiliated with the site. This site has a lot of fun games for children and even adults. Some games are easy, some are hard, and some are even quite challenging! My daughter and I have found quite a few that we enjoy playing, and we return often to play again and again. -->
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FunBrain’s Word Turtle
"With four levels of difficulty, and a choice between interactive and printable play, Fun Brain’s Word Turtle hits the spot. The interactive option is unique among today’s sites. It allows you to create a puzzle, and play it immediately. It does not, however, allow you to save the puzzle for play at another or time, or to create a version you can add to your own website. I’m not as keen on the printable version, however, because the row and column numbers add unnecessary clutter to the printed page."
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