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Jul 11, 2006
I remember playing games when I was growing up on the
computer that were fun and educational. I was thinking
about incorporating two into my 8th grade social studies
curriculum: "Where in the World is Carmen San Diego"
and "The Oregon Trail II". Can anybody give me any
feedback on how this works with students or whether or not
it's a good idea. Are these games too old for them? Are
they not educational enough to merit the time? Anything
you can provide would be great!
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On 7/11/06, Bob wrote:
> I remember playing games when I was growing up on the
> computer that were fun and educational. I was thinking
> about incorporating two into my 8th grade social studies
> curriculum: "Where in the World is Carmen San Diego"
> and "The Oregon Trail II". Can anybody...See More