This science game helps children practice different type of clouds .A cloud is a visible collection of liquid droplets, crystals frozen in time, and other particles suspended in space. Droplets can be made of water or other liquids, while crystals could contain various chemicals. These particles are known as aerosols. These particles may also possess […]
This science game helps children practice interesting facts about the capuchin monkey. The social behavior of the capuchin monkey is complex and characterized by a diverse repertoire of signs and signals, which includes species-typical vocalizations and innovative gestures. The cooperative interactions are vital to the reproductive success of both sexes, and they pervade many aspects […]
This science game helps children practice about deforestation and its impact on climate. There are a number of reasons for deforestation, including human-induced conversion of a forest to another land use. Whether deforestation is caused by natural disasters, overpopulation, or the desire for more land for settlements, the loss of forest cover will have a […]
This science game helps practice seahorse facts. There are 46 different species of seahorse. They all belong to the genus Hippocampus, and the name comes from the Ancient Greek words hippókampos (horse) and kámpos (sea monster). While the name Seahorses is not a scientific term, it describes a variety of sea creatures. This article will […]
This science game helps children practice about rhinoceros. You've probably heard of the rhino, but what do you know about this solitary species? These hoofed mammals live on Africa's grassy plains, and they wallow in muddy pools to cool off. What makes them special? Read on to learn more. Listed below are some facts about […]
This science game helps children practice about how to save the planet. There are so many ways to help the Earth, but a few simple ones stand out as particularly effective ways to minimize your impact on the planet. Using public transport instead of your own car, Plant a tree and reduce your carbon footprint […]
This science game helps children practice about jellyfish and sea jellies. A medusa is a marine animal that develops in a certain phase of its life cycle. These creatures are classified in two subphyla, the Cnidaria and the Medusozoa. Jellyfish and sea jellies are two common names for this animal. You may wonder why they […]
This science game is helpful in learning some facts about snakes. Most people don't know much about snakes, and this article is meant to provide a quick overview of the many fascinating facts about this reptile. Snakes are cold-blooded ectotherms. They shed their skins to get rid of parasites. The male snake initiates the courtship […]
This science game helps children practice about conservation and its importance of research in conservation. The debate about conservation research is as old as mankind itself. Practical conservationists like to call themselves "real thing," while academics like to sit in their ivory towers. While the debate about research in conservation is academic, it's also true […]
This science game helps children practice about microscopic parasites viruses. Viruses are microscopic parasitic organisms that contain nucleic acid and cause chronic infection. Their prodigious reproductive capacity can fool people into thinking that they are living organisms. Read on to learn more about viruses. Then, take some time to understand their role in the body […]
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