Sweet Learning: Valentine’s Science Games for the Classroom
Hi Legends! Welcome to another exciting release of amazing science games for the classroom on our Learning Universe!
This February, we’re thrilled to introduce you to the latest additions to our ever-expanding array of Science classroom games, designed to engage while enhancing your students’ test scores.
If you missed last month’s new games you can take a look at the January update here.
New Science Games in February
Grades K-2
Squeaky’s Seed Run: Embark on an adventure as Squeaky and discover the fascinating ways animals and plants interact and thrive together in their shared environment!
Tectonic Adventure: Travel around our planet to learn all the concepts behind plate tectonics and how they shaped our world.
February’s Science Featured Games
This month’s interactive featured games transform traditional lessons into thrilling scientific expeditions.
From investigating the intricate dance of ecosystems to unraveling the mysteries of matter, these carefully crafted learning adventures put discovery directly in your students’ hands.
These 3 games serve as a virtual laboratory where curiosity meets comprehension, creating those powerful “aha!” moments that make science education truly unforgettable. Keep reading to find out!
Squeaky’s Seed Run — Elementary Science Game
Game Description: In the first place, you can help Squeaky gather all the seeds he needs to survive the winter!
To accomplish this, you will need to learn about pollination, seeds, and plants’ dependence on animals!
This game is used by teachers around the USA to teach Weather Patterns.
Science Lab: Master the Structure of Matter — Elementary Science Game
Game Description:
Explore the world of matter in this science-based 2D platformer! As a curious scientist, manipulate ice, water, and air to solve puzzles.
Melt ice cubes, use floating platforms, and inflate balloons while learning about states of matter, particle behavior, and scientific principles. A full educational adventure for young scientists.
Tectonic Adventure — Middle Science Game
Game Description:
Join a cast of magical creatures as they explore the effects of tectonic activity across diverse environments.
From rugged cliffs to a volcanic island, discover how these natural forces shape our world!
Help your students learn about Plate Tectonics with Tectonic Adventure!
Keep an eye out for more exciting updates! Our games help you meet students where they are, taking the weight off your shoulders. With these tools at your fingertips, you can spend more time on what matters most: connecting with your students and guiding their growth.
New to Legends of Learning? Sign up now and embark on an educational adventure! With our platform, you’ll have a treasure trove of standard-aligned games, detailed analytics, and resources to efficiently reinforce concepts, differentiate instruction, and boost your students’ confidence.
Teacher Rewards Points Don’t miss the chance to earn Rewards Points by leaving teacher reviews! Your insights help other educators choose the right games and empower us to create even better content. By sharing your feedback, you’re shaping the future of classroom learning and making the journey more rewarding for everyone.
Hi Legends! 10 new science games are part of the latest update in our Learning Universe!
This January, we’re thrilled to introduce you to the latest additions to our ever-expanding array of Science classroom games, designed to engage while enhancing your students’ test scores. If you missed last month’s new games you can take a look at the December update here.
New Science Games in January 🧪
Get ready to engage your students with exciting new adventures and hands-on learning experiences.
Grades K-2
PRISMATIC TIDES: Students join the Wave Rides in their quest to bring back to life the Harmonic Resonator in FrequenSea!
Grades 3-5
Eco Links: Kids will play as different organisms in the ocean to learn about the basics of food webs!
Grades 6-8:
Eco Guardian: Under the orders of the Eco Guardians team, the student’s mission is to restore balance to our world!
Geo’s Rocks Through Time: Team up with Rockie in the Chrono-Geo Hub, and embark on a geo adventure to learn more about geologic processes!
Think Titans: Galaxy Travelers: Our team has been teleported to a faraway galaxy! We need you as our pilot so we can return to the Milky Way.
Bringer of Heat: Play as thermal particles and use heat and cold to beat all the levels.
Plant Sitter: In your journey as a plant babysitter, you will learn how to care for plants and all their processes.
Time Museum: Join Doc and Kiddo in their time travel and learn how animals have changed or adapted over time.
Cell Quest: Visit the Cell Biology Lab to learn more about cell theory and structure with Celli!
Featured Science Games in January
PRISMATIC TIDES — Elementary Science Game
Game Description:
Experience a magical journey in “Prismatic Tides,” where you join the Wave Riders to restore communication across FrequenSea.
Solve puzzles by manipulating light and sound, guiding beams through prisms and portals to uncover hidden secrets.
Assemble the ancient Harmonic Resonator to bring the world to life with melodies of light and sound.
Dive into the adventure and explore a vibrant, enchanted ocean world. Are you ready to restore balance and unlock the mysteries of FrequenSea?
Eco Guardian — Middle Science Game
Game Description:
In this game, you’ll step into the role of an eco-guardian on a mission to protect and restore different natural environments.
Through fun and engaging mini-games, you’ll tackle unique environmental challenges, from cleaning up trash on the beach to restoring balance in a forest ecosystem.
Collect eco-points to unlock tools and wildlife that help revive these habitats, and learn how small actions can make a big difference for our planet!
Geo’s Rocks Through Time — Middle Science Game
Game Description:
Join Rockie, a friendly ancient geologist, on an unexpected adventure through the world of geology!
Explore different periods, sort mixed-up rock layers, and dig up ancient fossils. With Rockie as your guide, there are so many exciting things to see and do!
Keep an eye out for more exciting updates! Our games help you meet students where they are, taking the weight off your shoulders. With these tools at your fingertips, you can spend more time on what matters most: connecting with your students and guiding their growth.
New to Legends of Learning? Sign up now and embark on an educational adventure! With our platform, you’ll have a treasure trove of standard-aligned games, detailed analytics, and resources to efficiently reinforce concepts, differentiate instruction, and boost your students’ confidence.
Teacher Rewards Points Don’t miss the chance to earn Rewards Points by leaving teacher reviews! Your insights help other educators choose the right games and empower us to create even better content. By sharing your feedback, you’re shaping the future of classroom learning and making the journey more rewarding for everyone.
Math and Science Learning Made Easy with Angry Birds Games!
Last summer, we announced our exciting partnership with Rovio Entertainment to feature the beloved Angry Birds characters in our Learning Universe. This collaboration was facilitated by our licensing representative, Maximum Orbit.
Today we’re thrilled to introduce the second batch of games addressing three different topics:
Angry Birds: Kinetic Power for Grades 6-8 over Kinetic Energy
Angry Birds:Space Tacticsfor Grades 3-5 over Linear Geometry
Angry Birds:Solar Smash! for Grades 3-5 over Earth and the Solar System
Angry Birds: Return Home for Grades 3-8 over Solar System and Gravitational Force
Read more below for an overview of these games and the adventures your students will experience!
Joining Forces to Create Impactful Learning Experiences
Three new Angry Birds titles are here to fling students into amazing educational experiences!
The fun, physics-based gameplay, and unforgettable characters make learning about forces, gravity, and projectiles a breeze. Students might not even realize they’re absorbing knowledge while launching birds!
Remember our partnership with Rovio announced a year ago? Well, we’re clucking excitedly to unveil four more educational Angry Birds games, ready to supercharge your classroom! Dive in below to meet the feathered scholars!
Angry Birds: Kinetic Power
Game Description:
Play with our Angry Birds friend in this fun game and learn how they use Kinetic Energy knowledge to defeat the piggies!
Learn how energy moves among the different systems and how to exploit it.
Academically, students will learn concepts in Kinetic Energy with an Angry Birds gameplay experience which your students will love.
Physics-Based Puzzles: In the classic Angry Birds style, Kinetic Power will help students understand the relationship between mass, velocity, and kinetic energy. The game helps illustrate how a bird’s speed and mass affect the amount of kinetic energy it has.
Practical Application: Players can see how kinetic energy is converted into other forms of energy upon impact, such as when a bird collides with a structure and causes it to collapse. This visual representation helps solidify the concept of energy transfer.
Learning Through Play: Our mission. Kinetic Power is designed to be fun and engaging, with colorful graphics, humorous characters, and a variety of levels that keep players entertained.
With your students on our side, the Angry Birds crew will defeat the evil pigs. Plan, aim, and shoot the Angry Birds to trigger the fun in the classroom!
Reviews
Angry Birds Kinetic Power – Video Demo
Angry Birds: Space Tactics
Game description:
Join the Angry Birds on a space adventure! Angry Birds: Space Tactics, makes learning geometry fun!
In this cosmic journey, players use strategic bird launches to defeat pigs while picking up basic geometric concepts like points, rays, lines, and angles.
In the same way as before, students will learn concepts about Linear Geometry in a fun and engaging way with the Angry Birds crew!
Engaging Gameplay: The game introduces players to fundamental geometry concepts such as points, lines, line segments, rays, and angles.
Problem Solving: Players are challenged to use their understanding of linear geometry to solve problems. They will need to calculate the correct angle of launch or the exact point of intersection to complete a level.
Students will find a lot of humor and relatability in Space Tactics, making the learning process extra enjoyable.
Get ready to travel across the universe and dive into the world of Linear Geometry with the Angry Birds crew!
Reviews
Angry Birds: Space Tactics – Video Demo
Angry Birds: Solar Smash!
Game Description:
Help the Angry Birds rid their planetarium of the Pigs by fixing models of the Earth, Moon, and night sky.
Along the way, learn about how the movements of the Sun, Moon, and Earth work to create complex patterns that we experience every day!
Solar Smash brings to the table a full hands-on experience for our students:
Planetary Features: Players discover various features of the Earth, stars, and moon such as rotation angles, rotation time, constellations, and more! This knowledge is integrated into gameplay, as players must navigate these features to complete levels.
Engaging Gameplay: Students will interact with space environments, launching birds to complete missions that involve defeating the piggies and saving the day.
Each level in Solar Smash presents unique challenges that require players to think critically and use their knowledge of Earth and the Solar System to succeed. This keeps the game interesting and intellectually stimulating.
Reviews
Angry Birds Solar Smash! – Video Demo
Angry Birds Return Home
Game Description:
Help Ice Bird on his mission to return to his home planet Pluto. To accomplish that, defeat the space pigs belonging to other planets.
Join Red on this awesome trip and help your students learn about the solar system and the concept of gravity.
Return Home brings fun to our elementary and middle schoolers in a way you’ll only find in Legends of Learning!
Understanding Gravity: The game introduces the concept of gravity, explaining it as the force that attracts objects towards one another, particularly towards the center of the Earth or other celestial bodies.
Creative Challenges: Levels include creative puzzles that require players to use their understanding of gravitational force and the unique Angry Birds’ skills.
Return Home illustrates how Gravitational Force varies for different planets and celestial bodies, helping players understand its concept through their challenging and engaging levels.
Reviews
Angry Birds Return Home for Grades 6 to 8 – Video Demo
Other titles from the Rovio & Legends of Learning Collection
Angry Birds Eggstraction
In this Angry Birds adventure, players delve into the world of forces and collisions. They’ll strategically guide Red the Bird using the Sproing-O-Matic, a device that controls his launch angle, direction, and force.
Analyzing each level is crucial as players aim to reclaim stolen eggs from the villainous pigs. By carefully adjusting these elements, players must ensure Red avoids obstacles and reaches his target without getting stuck or falling.
This physics-based gameplay serves as a fun and engaging way to learn key scientific concepts.
Angry Birds Eggstraction – Video Demo
Angry Birds and the Multiplication Portal
In this game, a new twist is thrown into the classic battle between birds and pigs. This time, the pigs have constructed barriers to protect their ill-gotten gains: the birds’ eggs!
Players strategize by launching the birds through special “multiplication portals” that alter their properties. Solving multiplication problems becomes the key to taking down the pigs’ defenses and reclaiming the eggs.
This innovative approach transforms multiplication practice into an engaging and rewarding adventure.
Angry Birds and the Multiplication Portal – Video Demo
Stay tuned for more Angry Birds games coming to Legends of Learning in topics such as Gravitational Force, the Coordinate Plane, Arithmetic with Decimals, and more! We’ll see you soon in the Learning Universe with Kinetic Power, Space Tactics,and Solar Smash in your queue!
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Summary of concepts covered (8 games): A substance’s state of matter is an extrinsic property, meaning it can be changed by its environment. Physical conditions like temperature and pressure affect state of matter. Both temperature and pressure can be measured, and state changes can be observed.
Summary of concepts covered (10 games + 1 PhET simulation): Everything in the universe is made up of atoms. Atoms are the smallest units of matter, and the different types of atoms make up different elements. They can exist on their own, or bonded together in molecules.
Summary of concepts covered (9 games): Cells contain specialized structures, called organelles, that perform specific functions. Prokaryotic cells, like bacteria, do not have many organelles, while eukaryotic cells have defined organelles. All cells have a semi-permeable cell membrane that lets them absorb nutrients and get rid of waste. Nuclei, mitochondria, ribosomes, rough and smooth ER, the Golgi apparatus, and lysosomes are all covered!
Summary of concepts covered (8 games): From day to day, the sun and stars will not appear in the exact same part of the sky due to the Earth’s revolution around the sun. These patterns of apparent motion allow us to predict where the Sun, Moon, and stars are at any given time, using drawings, 3D models, and computer models.
Summary of concepts covered (8 games): On Earth, water can exist as a liquid, a solid (ice), or a gas (water vapor). It changes between these states of matter when it gains or loses energy. In the water cycle, this energy comes from sunlight. While sunlight is the energy source, the greatest force propelling the water cycle is gravity. Gravity is the force of attraction between two objects, and Earth’s gravity pulls matter downward, toward its center. It pulls precipitation down from clouds and pulls water downhill.
Summary of concepts covered (10 games): During a chemical reaction, atoms are rearranged, but they are not created or destroyed. The substances entering the reaction are called reactants, and the resulting substances, with new chemical formulas, are called products.
Summary of concepts covered (9 games): Temperature measures the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance. Thermal energy measures the total kinetic energy of the particles in a substance. The greater the motion of particles, the higher a substance’s temperature and thermal energy.
Summary of concepts covered (9 games): Aside from plate tectonics, moving water (including ice) causes the most significant change to the earth’s surface. Weathering (including physical and chemical) is the process of breaking down rock that is not moving. Erosion is when water actually transports rock and sediment from one place to another.
Summary of concepts covered (10 games): Waves are disturbances that transfer energy from one place to another. Sound waves are a type of mechanical, longitudinal wave. Longitudinal waves cause matter to contract and expand, known as compression and rarefaction. Matter vibrates as sound passes through it.
Summary of concepts covered (10 games): DNA contains the genetic blueprint of all living things. It comes in double helix-shaped strands, which look like twisted ladders.
The ladders’ rungs are made up of two kinds of nucleotide pairs: adenine and thymine, and cytosine and guanine. During cell division, DNA replicates itself, but it sometimes makes errors.
Most of these errors are fixed during the process, but the ones that aren’t may become gene mutations.
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After launching 800 science games for grades 6-8, we heard from numerous educators requesting games for younger grade levels. Ten months later, elementary school teachers can now sign up for first access to Legends of Learning’s new grades 3-5 offering!
Here are the details:
* More than 300 titles
* 56 lessons covered
* Topics span Earth and Space, Life, and Physical Science, including the scientific method
* Based on the NGSS curriculum
* Select state standards coming, including GSE, SOL, and TEKS
* Designed for grades 3-5 with accessibility for select 2nd graders
* Works in tandem with existing suite for grades 6-8
Early Access to Grades 3-5 Games
As with grades 6-8, an elementary teacher’s Legends of Learning account is free with no financial obligations. Just sign up to be notified when the product goes live, then create your account and go.
Be one of the first teachers to access Legends of Learning’s elementary school suite, and help shape the future of science game-based learning for grades 3-5.
Are you looking for content review tips? As the world of standardized testing increases its focus on math and science (hello ACTs), teachers invest more class time on test preparation. Review can be one of the most mundane tasks your class engages in, boring both your students and you, the educator.
That’s why many teachers are looking for content review tips that make test prep fun and meaningful. In fact, many teachers use Legends of Learning’s thousands of games and assessment items for test prep. However, students often need more than one tool to help them lock in and review content day after day.
To help you in your efforts, check out these seven articles filled with tips and tools to strengthen your test prep/content review. Links are in the headlines:
1) Reviving Reviews: Refreshing Ideas Students Can’t Resist – Education World
Looking to end indifference this article asks? Then build a game for your classroom, which of course makes this article our favorite! Education World then links to five resources for teachers to download and use for in class content review.
Did you know that teachers spend as much as 20-50 percent of their class time on test preparation? This article focuses on how to mix up your content review to make that time more useful. Our favorite tip is the last one: Using test preparation to build student confidence.
You know it’s serious when Harvard is touting a technique. This article details how repeating content over an extended period of time significantly improves learning over the traditional “cram and test” model. Studies show an increase in knowledge by up to 50 percent, and strengthen retention for up to two years. It does take planning your test prep over a period of months instead of a week, but you would improve students’ subject mastery.
Games can make test prep more enjoyable. Improve your classroom with game-based learning and other content review tips.
Want to stop boring the snot out of kids with your test prep? Make it fun and turn exercises into play. We might have a few games for that (Sorry, we couldn’t resist).
5) Five Ways to Make Test Prep Meaningful and Fun – Kathleen Kryza
Don’t miss this article. Besides the usual fun exercises, Kathleen has one very unique tip: Examine your own feelings about the test. If you’re not thrilled about the exam or your class’s potential performance, then you are probably broadcasting negative vibes.
This edtech vendor blog has some great ideas to get students interacting in class during content review. From Jeopardy to a friendly game of Jenga, find fun ways to switch up your test prep.
7) Top 12 Ways to Rev Up Classroom Review Strategies – TeachHub
This is another list article filled with fun ways to mix up content review in class. What caught our eye was letting students serve as teachers and graders. How about a little role reversal to get students engaged?
This blog post has a singular focus: Have students create their own quizzes. This student-centered activity helps kids master their content while engaging in an authentic, meaningful exercise that has real purpose.
Do you have additional content review tips you would suggest? If so, please add them in the comments section.
7 Go-To Sites for Science Resources
Teachers like you are constantly searching for new science resources and content to diversify their lessons and engage students.
Browsing the internet is a great way to find science resources, but with so much content available, it’s easy to spend hours searching. In fact, some teachers dedicate five to seven hours a week just to finding the right materials.
If you’re looking for more than just games, start your search here. These seven curated sites can help streamline the process and guide you to quality resources faster.
Share My Lesson is a fantastic database of science resources, featuring lessons from early childhood through high school. As the name implies, teachers log on and share their own lessons and resources. To date, those total more than 420,000, including more than 11,000 for middle school science alone! They’re all free, and searchable by grade and standards.
You’ve probably heard of Teachers Pay Teachers by now. Much like Share My Lesson, TpT hosts lessons crowdsourced from educators. Boasting an even bigger library of more than 2.8m resources, some free and some paid, it’s a fantastic tool for bringing together the genius of teachers everywhere. When you’re searching, you can sort by grade, subject, resource type, and price, or check out the trending topics on their homepage.
The UC Libraries STEM Education page links to a bunch of juicy STEM content across the web. These include science websites, lesson plan libraries, student research databases, educational videos, curriculum resources, and much more. Dig into this wealth of material, vetted by a major research university.
Teaching Ideas is a British site that lists an eye-popping amount of resources for teachers. Along with science, teachers can find inspiration for English, “maths” , computing, art, music, history, PE, you name it — so go ahead and share it with your non-science colleagues! If you’re looking for lesson plans, projects, videos, or games, it’s all here, with a search functionality and many levels of filtering.
Tes is an education giant, claiming “the world’s largest online community of teachers” with almost 8 million registered users. Like Share My Lesson and TpT, Tes hosts a marketplace where teachers can share all kinds of resources, free and paid, from pre-K through high school. Their marketplace also features a bunch of discussion forums, as well as resources for exploring the teacher job market (focused on the UK). They also publish a magazine, and publish tons of education-related news. Talk about a go-to education site!
Legends of Learning is an award-winning game-based learning platform designed to boost student engagement and improve test scores through interactive, curriculum-aligned science games. With a library of over 2,000 expertly crafted games, teachers can seamlessly integrate engaging, standards-aligned content into their lessons—whether in the classroom or at home.
Every game on the platform is carefully selected based on user reviews and educational value, ensuring a balance of fun and learning. Designed to captivate students, support teachers, and empower districts, these games make science more accessible and enjoyable.
Ready to explore the best of the best? Here are 10 top-rated science games that combine immersive gameplay with real learning outcomes, helping students grasp complex scientific concepts while having fun!
Out of the University of British Columbia, CWSEI mainly focuses on research related to science pedagogy in higher education. However, their site lists a wide variety of resources, including tools that can be used in the classroom, but also a plethora of reference books and articles for everything you want to learn about education. The Initiative’s stated goal is to build “a more scientifically literate populace… able to make wise decisions, informed by scientific understanding, about other complex issues” — a mission we can all get behind!
If you’re looking for new science resources, this list is a good place to start. These websites complement the depth and breadth of the thousands of science games and assessment items teachers find on the Legends of Learning platform.
Test Prep Webinar: How Richard White Makes the Most of Science Games
On November 29, STEM Certified leader Richard White delivered a Legends of Learning test prep webinar. Richard is a teacher leader at Griffin Middle School in Cobb County, Georgia, where he has worked for the past 6 years.
With December quickly approaching, many teachers will enter a review period for end-of-year testing. Richard’s webinar provides helpful tips for Legends of Learning teachers to use games for test prep as well as for enrichment, and offers tactics to deploy science games as an engagement technique for distracted students.
View Richard’s test prep webinar and associated PowerPoint presentation below:
Test Prep Webinar Video
Test Prep PowerPoint Presentation
About Richard White
Richard is passionate about teaching and learning, and believes that there is some way to reach every student that he encounters. He has presented professionally at several local conferences, and is responsible for helping to train new teachers at Griffin. Richard joined the Legends of Learning platform in November of last year as an ambassador, and began testing games with his students as soon as they were rolled out. He has also presented on LoL at local conferences.
Young STEM Visionaries Share their Inspiration
This November’s STEM Visions Contest featured submissions from teachers across the country, from California to Oklahoma to Massachusetts. All of the entries demonstrated how much these legendary science teachers inspire their students on a daily basis.
The contest was an overarching STEM activity for students. Teachers launched playlists of Legends of Learning science games in class, then asked how students could see themselves pursuing a career in STEM fields. Entries were posted on Facebook (and some on Google Docs).
Students wowed us with their visions for the future. The most popular ideas for future STEM careers were in the fields of veterinary science, astronomy, marine biology, and engineering.
The Winners
With so many thoughtful, creative entries, it was difficult to select the winners. Ultimately, after much deliberation, we had a winning submission: Kimberly King from Green Fields School (Tucson, AZ)! Kimberly submitted 21 students’ STEM visions, showcasing an impressive array of ideas they have for how to impact the world in their future careers. View her entire album of submissions here.
For winning the contest, Kimberly will receive a $1000 grant on DonorsChoose.org, along with a full-year license for her school to use Legends of Learning!
Four more of the most impressive submissions were selected as runners-up. View their submissions by clicking the links below:
Veronica Hennessey, Simonds Elementary (San José, CA) Joy Johnson, Lewis and Clarke Middle School (Jefferson City, MO) Denise Galiano, Cedar Hill Preparatory School (Somerset,NJ) Scott Beiter, Rensselaer Middle School (Rensselaer, NY)
Congratulations to our winner, Kimberly, our runners-up, Veronica, Joy, Denise, and Scott, and all of the amazing educators who entered the contest! More importantly, thank you to all of these teachers for investing in the future by inspiring their students every single day.
Legends of Learning On Instagram and Pinterest
Many of our ambassadors and friends in the education community have followed Legends of Learning on Facebook and Twitter over the past year, but complained about our lack of presence on Instagram and Pinterest. Well, those days are over!!!
Our Instagram page will feature photo spotlights of our ambassadors, LoL staff, industry events, and case studies, as well as highlighting each of our 90 middle school science learning objectives and updates about our gaming platform.
We will also “regram” legendary posts from our followers, and may even give some teacher ambassadors the opportunity to temporarily take over the page!
On Pinterest, we have boards for Earth and Space Science, Physical Science, Life Science, as well as special topics like NGSS, last month’s total solar eclipse, and awesome inspiration from teachers.
Teachers are some of the best users on Pinterest, “pinning” everything from science labs to art projects to actual bulletin boards. The site provides an easy way to bookmark and spread bright ideas, improving classrooms everywhere.
We are excited to grow our engagement with the education community! The internet is an incredible asset, with the power to not only host resources like Legends of Learning games, but also to share valuable insights and ideas so teachers and students can reap the benefits. Join us in our mission to spread the best of education.
