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online educational games

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robinw · 16/05/2004 14:03

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gothicmama · 16/05/2004 14:06

BBC online have education section here maybe to educational could try cbbc

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robinw · 16/05/2004 15:09

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SoupDragon · 16/05/2004 16:29

These look good but may be for younger children I think (click on games). I've not looked at them all to check but the ones I have seen look like they are for younger children than you're looking for.

The Cookie Crumbler is fun. Only problem is I'm hungry now!

tamum · 16/05/2004 16:46

There's one that ds (aged 9) uses at school which I've just had a quick look at. It seems ideal for what you want. It's called Grid Club .

SueW · 16/05/2004 20:24

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treacletart · 16/05/2004 20:50

www.show.me.uk is stacked full of fantastic games from UK museums and galleries - free, safe, fun and educational! - it's the kids version of www.24hourmuseum.org.uk

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robinw · 17/05/2004 07:14

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SoupDragon · 17/05/2004 07:33

I struggled to find the educational aspect of those games too, Robinw! I looked at a number of the games after posting the link and, whilst fun, none seemed to be educatinal despite the claim. Hangaroo was strangely addictive. It was hangman based on American trivia whoch would have been good if it were UK stuff.

SueW · 17/05/2004 09:27

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robinw · 19/05/2004 07:16

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roisin · 19/05/2004 08:45

SueW - I loved the Picasso game ... now I just have to find time to show it to ds1! (DS2 was off school 'sick' on Monday, as he'd had d&v, but actually was fine. We had a great day together with time to do all things we don't usually get to do. Maybe I should get ds1 to pull a sicky too?! )

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robinw · 21/05/2004 12:40

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roisin · 21/05/2004 12:45

I can't find it robinw. Can you do a direct link, or explain how to get to it on the gridclub site?

How's your club going btw?

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robinw · 21/05/2004 13:11

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robinw · 22/05/2004 07:35

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