I just came across the coolest game! If you read my last post about math you know I'm on a search for something to make our math lessons more exciting and enjoyable. Unfortunately the game is for 5th to 8th grade students. Maybe I could buy it for myself?!
Put out by Imagine Education, Ko's Journey looks absolutely amazing and exciting, as well as highly educational. If anyone gets a chance to play it, please let me know how you like it!
Update ~ The game has been released! I haven't bought it yet, but I'm still tempted. Ordering and pricing can be found on this page and is $39/year for one student, or $59/year for 3 students.
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was the center of the Universe.
Five hundred years ago,
everybody knew the Earth
was flat.
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tomorrow."
-from the movie Men In Black
everybody knew the Earth
was the center of the Universe.
Five hundred years ago,
everybody knew the Earth
was flat.
And fifteen minutes ago,
you knew that humans
were alone on this planet.
Imagine what you'll know
tomorrow."
-from the movie Men In Black
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I just wanted to say I love your blog! I stumbled on it a few days ago. I checked out the math links, and... wow! I've never really heard about the story-based Math type stuff before. What an neat concept :o) I bookmarked you. Thanks for the great info. And, I love your learning centers :o)
Thank you! I have a bunch of books on the way and will be doing a lot of reading about story-based math over the next few weeks. So watch for some new posts about the topic!
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