This science game helps children practice the differences between lakes and rivers. All freshwater bodies are not the same as lakes. These bodies of water have seasonal patterns and change their water levels over time. Lakes fill up when the snow melts in spring. The rain stops causing rivers and lakes to slowly return to […]
This science game helps children practice about different types of water bodies around the world. We are familiar with the various types of water around the globe. These bodies of water, whether freshwater or saltwater, large and small, have different characteristics. They can be classified into three main types: Oceans and rivers, lakes, ponds, and […]
This science game helps children practice about about biotic and abiotic factors. Abiotic and biotic factors have an impact on the survival and reproduction of organisms, their interaction with other organisms, and the ecosystem they live in. For example, biotic factors can affect the health of an ecosystem, such as parasite infestations and predators. They […]
This science game helps children practice about different type of landforms. Landforms can be described as different types of mountains and valleys. Each type of landform has a unique origin, and they can be found on different continents. These landforms can be created by tectonic plate movement and erosion as well as volcanoes. We will […]
This science game helps children practice about oceans. Five oceans exist in the world: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean (the largest), Atlantic Ocean (2nd-largest), Indian Ocean(Antarctica), Southern Ocean (3rd), Arctic Ocean (1rd), and Southern Ocean (4th). The majority of oceans are composed of salty waters. They make up 70% of the Earth's total surface and 97% […]
This science game helps children practice about pacific ring of fire. The Pacific Ring of Fire, a region of Earth, spans approximately 40,000 km. It is located at the Pacific Ocean's edges, where the Earth's tectonic plates meet. These massive pieces of Earth's outer layer, which are much larger than entire continents, slide underneath each […]
This science game helps children practice parts of a volcano. You should be able to see the various parts of a volcano's eruption if you have ever wondered. The magma chamber is the heart of any volcano. It stores the molten magma that has been extracted from the earth's depths. This molten rock is derived […]
This science game helps children practice about weathering and erosion. Weathering refers to the process of reducing rock into smaller pieces. It can happen naturally. Some areas have weathering that is caused by plants. These plants are equipped with roots and acids that can chemically or mechanically degrade the rock. The rock can be eroded […]
This science game helps children practice about the importance of polar regions. It explains about climate, landforms and animals in polar regions. Climate The climate in the polar regions can be highly volatile and subject to changes in the external climate. Over the past few decades, the global average has warmed by more than twice […]
This science game helps children practice about deserts. A desert is an area that receives very little precipitation, and leaves the ground unvegetated. A desert is usually barren, dry and without any vegetation. There is still life in deserts, despite the dry conditions. The conditions are often not inviting for humans. Here are some fascinating […]
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