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Educational:

ABC Spelling and Math Games

Spelling and quiz game that allows users to add spelling lists and quizzes.

http://www.qmsoftware.com.au/SpellingGames.htm

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Australian Mammals

[Win] Software for learning about Australian mammals.

http://www.scottware.com.au/mammals/index.htm

Barbara A. Brown: Shareware

Training games developed to facilitate and test learning: a "Millionaire" type game and a "Jeopardy" style game. The instructor can input their own questions and answers.

http://www.babrown.com/

B-DAG

Games and award winning, educational multimedia based on TV cartoon characters.

http://www.b-dag.com

Black Quest

[Win] An educational game on CD ROM, highlighting African American history, cultural achievements, contributions, and experiences.

http://blackquest.com

The Choice Game

The first of 5 part series of games. An interactive CD-ROM Soap Opera in which anyone interested in dating make choices on subjects related to dating, sex, smoking, drugs and friends, see the consequences these choices have in their lives.

http://www.thechoicegame.com

Curiosoft

Games that introduce children to role-models such as veterinarians, dinosaur hunter, fashion designer, Einstein, Shakespeare, and Mozart. Also offers free jigsaw puzzles, free coloring pages, free audiobooks, and free games.

http://www.curiosoft.com

Dino Trilogy

Contains three games: Dino Match (memory), Dino Numbers (math), and Dino Spell (spelling). Offers ordering information and download.

http://www.dynotech.com/trilogy.htm

Escalation

Students roleplay President Johnson during the Vietnam war. The program gives different scenarios depending on student decisions.

http://www.escalationsim.com/desc.html

Got Game 2

Teen choices and their consequences are explored in an online game format from a Catholic Christian perspective. Flash or HTML.

http://www.gotgame2.com/

Hazard!: Classroom Edition

Shareware game to create a Jeopardy clone.

http://www.brokenchalksoftware.com

Knowledge Probe Inc.

Educational games and puzzles including Windows titles 'Mixed-Up Math', 'French Connections', 'Stack Mates', 'Cell Mates', 'Elimination', 'Math Mates'.

http://www.kprobe.com/

LatticeWork Software, Inc.

Creators of award-winning game and educational software such as Roxie's Reading Fish, Roxie's Math Fish, Penny Penguin's Math Bingo, 3D Ten Thousand, Stone's Throw and Ancient Ivory.

http://www.latticeworksw.com

Memorize It 4.0

Create flashcards to print. Offers ordering and contact information, manual, reviews, sample cards, downloads, support.

http://www.side8.com/

Owl and Mouse

Several free software titles, including map puzzles, learning letters, building castles and similar games. Requires Windows 95, 98 or 3.1.

http://www.yourchildlearns.com/owlmouse.htm

Safari Gem

A kids shareware memory game.

http://www.playfulminds.com/ProductDetails_19.aspx

SimPort

Offers a multiplayer game with the aim to develop a new port area in a period of 30 years simulated time.

http://www.simport.eu/

Time Engineers

Introduction to engineering, which has students traveling back in time to solve engineering problems.

http://www.software-kids.com/Products/products.html

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