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1 History game for teaching and learning in social sciences & humanities. Each one is built around real learning outcomes: students practise by doing, get immediate feedback, and teachers see progress recorded automatically as they play. Open a game to see its learning outcomes, age range, screenshots and teaching notes, then assign it to your class.

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Zabum!
$2.99/seat/year
by Polar Games
Join Lara the macaw and seven animal friends for a lively general-knowledge quiz. Answer multiple-choice, true-or-false and estimation questions, identify flags, and explore sound and silhouette clues. Short explanations after answers provide facts to discuss and investigate. Play solo against computer-controlled characters, try the seven-question Daily Challenge, or challenge friends in live online rooms for up to eight players. Create a room and share its five-character code, or join an available game. Available in English, Portuguese and Spanish, with questions across geography and nature, science, history, sport, music, screen culture and regional culture. This is a cross-disciplinary enrichment and retrieval-practice game, rather than a complete curriculum or formal assessment. No ads or in-game purchases. Cosmetic sticker packs are earned through play and contain random character stickers; they have no monetary value and cannot be bought, traded or cashed out. Online play requires an internet connection. Use a nickname rather than a real name. Progress retention depends on the hosting browser's storage permissions; in restricted frames it may last only for the current session. Some questions use audio and play is timed.
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ScienceGeographyHistoryMusic

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