Tsunami vs. Surf Waves: What Makes Each One Different?
This Tsunami Awareness Day we ask a question: how can the same ocean make one wave that surfers chase and another that people must flee? One wave comes from a…
Taste Travels Instant Lesson
A map game that shows where our favorite foods came from Taste Travels turns a world map into a food history lesson. Students meet a food, learn where it comes…
Taste Travels: Food Origins Geography Game
Teaching with this game? The Taste Travels Instant Lesson has everything you need to bring food origins and map skills into your classroom. Preview ▶ Play Full Screen Opens in…
Visit the Haunted House Time Machine Lab if you Dare!
Preview ▶ Play Full Screen Opens in a new tab · full screen, no sidebar squeeze A Halloween time travel challenge for grades K-5 Students step into a haunted house…
Help Wormly Find the Spooky Word for Halloween Sentences!
A Halloween sentence game for Beginner through grade 5 Wormly’s WordFit turns reading practice into a spooky word hunt. Every sentence is missing a word, shown as empty boxes shaped…
Wormly’s Back to School Sentence Practice
Kick off the new school year with Wormly’s Back to School Sentence Practice! Students in Kindergarten through 5th grade read a sentence with a missing word and use context clues…
Animal, Plant, or Fungi? A Life Science Classification Game
Classifying living things is one of the oldest puzzles in biology, and it’s still one of the trickiest for students to reason through, because appearances lie. A mushroom looks nothing…
Instant Lesson: How Do We Classify Living Things?
How do scientists decide whether something is an animal, a plant, or a fungus? This Instant Lesson walks K–5 students through the reasoning behind biological classification, with content that shifts…
