The author presents a discussion of mathematical solution(s) to the Instant Insanity" cube game. (JG)

Lists the rules of an instructional game designed to teach pathways of cellular metabolism and illustrates the playing board. (AL)

Describes some of the ways in which a set of plastic pieces, consisting of different shapes, colors, sizes and thicknesses, can be used to teach basic concepts to elementary school children. (AA)

A brief review of a book on simulation games and a description of an actual game. (JF)

Sixth-grade students relive the history of the fall of Rome in a simulation game. An example of student comparisons of Roman and Barbarian strategic advantages indicates how the game increased their understanding of the causes of the fall of the Roman Empire. (AM)

Grade nine level students in Canadian studies are introduced to and immersed in the major "crises" affecting Quebec and Canada during the Quiet Revolution and to the present day in this simulation exercise. Students are asked to come to grips with the central problems of Quebec in crisis. (RM)

A collection of elementary games and activities dealing with word origins and derivations, changing meanings, rhymes, compounds, neologisms, and names. (Author/SJL)