Food Chain Game

Jun 01 2008

Posted at 12:59 am under reading, science

This is a simple and effective Food Chain Game that teaches…how the food chain works. Students choose to put the appropriate number of rabbits and foxes, along with a quantity of grass, into the game to how many points they can score by achieving a balance.

I’ve placed the link on my Science page.

This game is just one of many Science related activities created by Caret, an organization in the United Kingdom. I’ve placed a link to their other puzzles on the same page, but I think most of the others are probably accessible only to advanced English Language Learners.

However, they do have several other Social Studies related games that are probably more accessible. I’ll be posting about those a little later.

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Langwitcheson 01 Jun 2008 at 6:20 am 1

Larry,
Just wanted to let you know that all your work in compiling these great websites is appreciated tremendously. I know how much work and dedication goes into this…
Silvia

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Larry Ferlazzoon 01 Jun 2008 at 7:33 am 2

Silvia,

Thanks for your kind words and for all your great work on your blog. Obviously, I highlight your posts a lot. In fact, I think the first post on your storytelling series

http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/04/19/digital-storytelling-part-i/

is one of the best pieces I’ve ever read on the importance of “story” and I’ll be using it in several things I’m writing.

Larry

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