Juegos+educativos+por+nivel

toc =**Juegos educativos para alumnos de 1º a 6º de primaria**=

Tate Kids : juegos basados en el arte moderno y contemporáneo de Gran Bretaña [|Libros Vivos]: Juegos de SM Ediciones [|Anaya Interactiva Primaria] [|Juegos educativos] del Portal "Chile para Niños" [|Educalia]. Juegos educativos para primaria. [|Starfall]. Practica tu inglés, para 1er ciclo de primaria [|¡Voy a Leer!]

[|www.infantilweb.com] Página con actividades para los niños, con juegos, hobbies, dibujos, cuentos, medio ambiente y una sección dedicada a los profesores. [|www.internenes.com] Juegos, cuentos, poemas y recursos. Con buen software y muy buena presentación. [|www.mediometro.com] Libros de colorear, puzzles, inglés, ayuda para las tareas del cole, etc [|www.pequenet.com] Cuentos, chistes, noticias para los peques, etc. Para niños de hasta 10 años. [|www.icarito.cl] Portal educativo chileno, con muy buenas actividades y propuestas para los niños. [|www.chicos.net] De 8 a 14 años. Con actividades para el cole, chistes, música, cocina, cómo hacer una web, cómo cambia nuestro cuerpo, etc [|www.chicomania.com] Actividades variadas para alumnos, muy amenas y buenas. Con sección para padres y profesores. [|www.enredos.org] Portal para niños con temas de literatura, talleres, ciencias, juegos, etc. Muy completa. [|www.yupimsn.com/yupinitos] Portal dedicado a los niños con actividades, chat, juegos, cuentos, pasatiempos, literatura, horóscopo, recetas, etc [|www.todokids.com] Portal para niños con temas sobre ciencias, ecología, deportes, tiempo, medio ambiente, cuentos, etc [|www.cototo.com] portal dedicado a los niños con correo electrónico, chat, música, juegos, área educativa, etc [|www.cnice.mecd.es/recursos/primaria/index.htm] Página del MECD con recursos variados sobre Educación Primaria para poder aplicar en clase. =Juegos educativos para alumnos de ESO y Bachillerato=

[|Anaya Interactiva ESO] [|Anaya Interactiva Bachillerato] [|Fantasymundo.] Página donde se juntan la literatura, la música, el cine, el cómic y los videojuegos. Muy completa y atractiva para los jóvenes y no tan jóvenes. [|Trivial.] De cine literatura y música. El viaje literario. [|Juegos sobre los clásicos juveniles]. Múltiples juegos flash (millonario, hundir la flota, tres en raya, pasapalabra, carreras, dardos...) sobre los clásicos juveniles. Un jugador o 2 jugadores con informe de resultados.

¡Alto a los desastres La función de este juego consiste en planear y construir un entorno seguro para la población con el fin de adoptar medidas de prevención en el caso de que ocurra un desastre natural. Para ello hay que evaluar los riesgos de que ocurra un desastre natural. A lo largo del juego se reciben consejos buenos y malos. Los desastres incluidos en el juego son terremoto, tsunami, ciclón, inundación e incendio forestal. 26 Learning Games to Change the World from [|Mission to Learn] [|Free Rice] is a word game in which you try and define words, the more you get right the more free rice is donated to hungry people around the world. [|Free Rice] has a custom database containing thousands of words at varying degrees of difficulty. The game automatically adjusts to your level of vocabulary. It starts by giving you words at different levels of difficulty and then, based on how you do, assigns you an approximate starting level.

[|One Square Foot] is a game much like the free rice game. It allows you to have fun, while making small contributions to the greater good. In One Square Foot you answer trivia questions in order to preserve portions of the rain forest (cleverly enough one square foot at a time).

[|Free Poverty] is also a game similar in concept to [|Free Rice]. In Free Poverty you test your Geography knowledge and donate water to charity.

[|Nobel Prize Games]: You don't have to be a genius to understand the work of the Nobel Laureates. These games and simulations, based on Nobel Prize-awarded achievements, will teach and inspire you while you're having FUN!
 * [|Peace Doves Game]: Several people and organizations have received the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts concerning nuclear weapons disarmament. Worldwide, the white dove is a symbol for peace. Take on the mission to disarm the world of nuclear weapons! You have eight "Peace Doves" to help you, each able to disarm one of the eight countries possessing nuclear weapons.


 * Prisoners of War Game from the Red Cross Movement. Can people behave as they like during times of war? No, they can't. The //Geneva Conventions// of written rules and articles make some acts unlawful. Nearly all countries in the world have promised to follow these rules by signing up. The Red Cross ensures that these rules are followed. Among the Red Cross's tasks are to visit prisoners of war (POWs) who are protected by the Geneva Conventions, and provide them with assistance.


 * Conflict Maps: In the course of the 20th century, mankind experienced some of the most devastating wars of all times. Where did these wars take place? Have some regions experienced more wars than others? Who were the main protagonists in these conflicts? This map gives you the opportunity to answer these questions. It displays wars with at least 1,000 military battle deaths. The Nobel Peace Prize celebrated its centennial in 2001. Where did the Laureates and nominees come from? How many Africans have received the prize? Alongside the map on wars you will find statistics showing the geographical distribution of Peace Prize nominees and Laureates since 1901.
 * The Nobel Prize in Literature**
 * [|Find the Authors!]
 * [|Lord of the Flies]


 * The Nobel Prize in Physics **
 * [|Techville Game (The Integrated Circuit]) Integrated circuits can be found in almost every modern electrical device such as computers, cars, television sets, CD players, cellular phones, etc. But what is an integrated circuit and what is the history behind it? Learn about Nobel Laureate Jack Kilby and his part in the invention that is the basis of all modern technology.

**The Nobel Prize in Medicine** **The Nobel Prize in Economics** [|My Sust Home] is an interactive game exploring what sustainability means and how it relates to our homes. The game activity lasts 25-35 minutes.
 * [|Invar & Steel Alloys] Alloys are mixtures of substances in which the resulting material has metallic properties. They are usually produced by melting the mixture of ingredients. Steel, brass and amalgam are a few examples of an alloy. Invar, from the word "invariable", is a special steel alloy - used today in toasters and CRT-monitors for example. The Swiss physicist Charles Edouard Guillaume was awarded the 1920 Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering Invar.Invar® is a registered trademark of Imphy Alloys.
 * [|Laser]
 * [|Liquid Crystals]
 * [|Recycler Game (The Transistor)] Shockley, Bardeen and Brattain, the men behind the transistor, were awarded the 1956 Nobel Prize in Physics. Today, transistors are found in virtually every electronic device.
 * The Nobel Prize in Chemistry**
 * [|Chirality]
 * [|Conductive Polymers]
 * [|The PCR Method]
 * [|Plastics]
 * [|Blood Typing]
 * T[|he Cell and Its Organelles]
 * [|Control of the Cell Cycle]
 * [|DNA - The Double Helix]
 * [|The Ear Pages]
 * [|Electrocardiogram]
 * [|The Genetic Code]
 * [|The Immune System]
 * [|Malaria]
 * [|MRI]
 * [|Pavlov's Dog]
 * [|The Split Brain Experiments]
 * [|Tuberculosis]
 * [|Vitamin B1]
 * [|Trade] Bertil Ohlin, awarded the Prize in Economics in 1977, showed that countries engage in and benefit from trade if their production resources differ from each other.

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 * Just for Fun**

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