This mystery in the “Culture Mystery” series gets students exploring the history, culture and geography of Egypt in order to solve who has committed the crime. There are 6 challenges that students need to solve in order to track down the criminal. By the time they have made their way through a maze, put a timeline in sequence, made a jigsaw puzzle and solved other clues, they will not only have discovered the culprit, but also a good deal about the country of Egypt. The product will be delivered as a PDF and can be used for multiple students. It does require the use of the internet.

Geo Draw is a fun game to revise world geography knowledge. Students are divided into teams and given a pile of words related to world geography. One student in each team draws while the rest of the team tries to guess. This game is delivered as a pdf and needs to be printed on cardstock. It is suitable for grades 5 and up.

This is a game for 4 to 6 players to teach basic economic terminology. Players move around a board collecting resource cards which they need to turn into Super Resources to win the game. Bonus and Chance cards mix things up each round. Players can trade with each other to get the required resources too. Economic terms students will learn about while playing include: deflation, embargo, exports, GDP, GDP per capita, globalization, hyperinflation, imports, inflation, monopoly, protectionism, quota, resources, scarcity, standards, subsidies, surplus, tariff, trade barrier, and trade deal. The game comes with a glossary to explain all the terms used. Appropriate for grades 4 and up. The game comes in a pdf format. The game board and cards need to be printed on card stock and cut up.

This is a lesson plan for a 45-50 minute lesson designed for 5th-8th grade to give an overview of Antarctica. This Antarctica lesson plan assumes the students do not know what they are going to study – if they do it won’t work. The lesson comprises a game, a link to a video and a slideshow that explains the clues in the game.

This Jeopardy is 25 questions of world geography at a middle school level. The 5 categories are Asia, Africa, Europe, The Americas and Australia. The Jeopardy is distributed as a pdf with the questions that can be displayed on a screen. The answers are shown once “answer” is clicked. Scores have to be tallied manually. This would be a good game to play at the end of a period of studying world geography.

A fun “Pictionary” type game to play with your family or in a classroom. The game comes as a pdf to be printed on cardboard. Suitable for all ages – as long as they can read.

This game can be played in teams against one another, or as one group trying to see how well they can do. You will get a pdf to be printed on cardstock and cut into 36 cards. Each card has a place or a geography term that one person must describe to the rest of their team. The catch is – they can't use any of the 5 related words/terms listed on the card – these are the forbidden words. The places to be guessed cover World Geography and could be used to introduce or review World Geography

A fun “Pictionary” type game to play with your family or in a classroom. The game comes as a pdf to be printed on cardboard. Suitable for all ages – as long as they can read.