Hello everyone!
This week I wanted to find another game that
could be used to teach content. After searching around, I found a game that can
be used to teach science content around circuits. The game is called
"Hypermedia3" and is based on a science fiction robot that needs help
fixing components of his spaceship.
The game opens with the robot Elvis asking for
help with his ship. The player must fix three components of his ship by rewiring
specific pieces together to form a circuit. As a player completes each circuit to
fix the ship, a comment bubble will pop up where Elvis will explain each
component and how the specific type of circuit works when all the correct
pieces are added.
As an incentive, once you answered each question
correctly, you are allowed to play two different types of games. The first one
is a memory card game with matching circuit parts and the second one is a maze
game to bring the space ship from one side to another with your mouse, without
touching the maze walls.
Overall, I enjoyed playing this game and I think
it could be a very useful game for students learning about circuits from the 4th
grade to middle school grade levels. Try it for fun and see how much you know
about circuits.
Here is the link!
http://www.hyperstaffs.info/science/work/physics/bailey/electro.html
Have a great week,
Alex
Hi Alex,
ReplyDeleteI like this game. I think it is amazing that technology is involved in learning that much. Children now are fascinated by electronic games. I think they will love it.
Thank you
Alex,
ReplyDeleteGreat game! I think that students could really learn from it. Being able to play two different types of games as an incentive when you answer the question right is pretty cool. That gives students a reason to really learn and know the material.