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.<br /> <br /> <br /> 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.<br /> <br /> <br /> The product will be delivered as a PDF and can be used for multiple students. It does require the use of the internet.<br />

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.

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.<br /> This game is delivered as a pdf and needs to be printed on cardstock.<br /> 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.<br /> <br /> Bonus and Chance cards mix things up each round. Players can trade with each other to get the required resources too.<br /> <br /> 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.<br /> <br /> Appropriate for grades 4 and up.<br /> <br /> The game comes in a pdf format. The game board and cards need to be printed on card stock and cut up.

<p>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.</p>

This is a lesson plan for a 45-50 minute lesson designed for 5th-8th grade to give an overview of Antarctica.<br /> <br /> This Antarctica lesson plan assumes the students do not know what they are going to study – if they do it won’t work.<br /> <br /> 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.<br /> This would be a good game to play at the end of a period of studying world geography.

This game can be played in teams against one another, or as one group trying to see how well they can do.<br /> <br /> You will get a pdf to be printed on cardstock and cut into 36 cards.<br /> <br /> 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.<br /> <br /> The places to be guessed cover World Geography and could be used to introduce or review World Geography