GeoGames is a Flash game that lets you drag-and-drop onto the Planet Earth. You can rotate your planet, test your geography skills, and print a copy when you are done! There’s a timer, so you can track your scores. Try playing on a SmartBoard at your school if you have…
Here’s a demonstration video, a quick introduction to GeoGames by Game Designer Jeffrey Wiener on an interactive “white board” to a classroom for the first time before they break off into teams to play.
Here’s a demonstration video featuring a team of two boys (aged 9 and 10) playing GeoGames on the SmartBoard.
Here’s a demonstration video featuring an 8-year old plays GeoGames, a free interactive Flash geography game developed for the non-profit Reach the World, where users can build planet Earth, add countries and cities, and print out their maps afterwards.
Here’s a demonstration video of how GeoGames can be played on the SMART board by TEAMS of students working together. Using a projected computer onto an interactive white board adds many positive dynamics into the learning process: teamwork and collaboration being the most pronounced.
GeoGames was created by YoungMindInteractive’s director Jeffrey Wiener for the non-profit Reach the World. This fabulously fun Flash game effectively teaches a basic knowledge of the world’s primary geographic features. GeoGames lets you construct the planet earth by dragging geographic features onto a rotatable 3D sphere, with a Timer keeping…
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