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1. Science games for kids
Stefka Pavlova
Kindergarten Zname na mira,
Belene, Bulgaria

2. Food Chains
• Learn about various living things such as animals and
plants, sort them into different categories and discover
where they fit into the food chain with this fun science
activity for kids. Look out for animals such as the fox,
owl, squirrel, snail, bird & caterpillar as well as trees
and other living things. Whether it’s an ocean, forest or
desert, different habitats feature different plants and
animals. Explore the woodland habitat and sort the
different animals and plants into food chains while
comparing which ones fly, which have legs and which
have shells. Kids will enjoy the challenge of this
interactive food chain game.

3. Microorganisms
Learn about microorganisms, the
study of microbiology and why
these tiny creatures are so
important to living things with this
fun, interactive activity.
Microorganisms are important to
life on Earth, acting as
decomposers in various
ecosystems and playing a vital role
in the nitrogen cycle. Types of
microorganisms include bacteria,
fungi, types of algae and plankton.
Microorganisms make their home
on food, plants, humans and lots
of other living things. Look hard
and spot places where you think
they might be at work. Learn about
bacteria that live in decaying
leaves, diseases, moldy fruit, yeast
in breads, bacteria in yoghurt,
salmonella in uncooked food and
more. Sort the different types of
microorganisms and enjoy this fun
science game for kids.

4. Human Body Health & Growth
Learn how the human body needs to stay healthy in
order to grow properly with this fun, interactive
game for kids. Use water, food, exercise and rest to
provide a human with what they need to for proper
health and growth. Ben needs a good balance of
these things if he is to grow into a strong, healthy
adult. Without water he will get dehydrated,
without food he will get hungry and weak, without
rest he will get tired and without exercise he will get
lazy. Do what you can to make sure Ben lives a
healthy life with this fun human body health and
growth activity for kids.

5. Teeth & Eating
• Lions have different teeth to sheep, they also like eating
different food. Learn what different animals eat and how it
affects the size and shape of their teeth with this fun
science activity. What are some of the differences, how
have they adapted over time and how do they compare to
the teeth of a human? Humans have teeth such as incisors,
molars and canines, they are suited to our diet and help us
eat a range of foods. Herbivores are animals that only eat
plants, their teeth are specially adapted to cut through
leaves and grass. Carnivores only eat meat so their teeth
are specially adapted for hunting and killing. Some animals
have no teeth at all! Find out more interesting teeth and
eating facts by playing this cool, interactive game for kids.

6. interesting facts. Different animals
tend to live in different habitats that
suit their characteristics, this is the
same with plants, which thrive in an
environment that suits them. See if
you can spot living things such as
flowers, trees, insects and birds as you
complete the fun activities in this cool,
interactive science game for kids
• Plants & Animals
• Learn about plants & animals as you spot them in
an outdoor scene, discover more about where
plants and animals live as well as other
interesting facts. Different animals tend to live in
different habitats that suit their characteristics,
this is the same with plants, which thrive in an
environment that suits them. See if you can spot
living things such as flowers, trees, insects and
birds as you complete the fun activities in this
cool, interactive science game for kids.

7. Plants & Animals
• Learn about plants & animals as you spot them in
an outdoor scene, discover more about where
plants and animals live as well as other
interesting facts. Different animals tend to live in
different habitats that suit their characteristics,
this is the same with plants, which thrive in an
environment that suits them. See if you can spot
living things such as flowers, trees, insects and
birds as you complete the fun activities in this
cool, interactive science game for kids.

8. Keeping Healthy
• Learn how to keep yourself healthy by discovering how
different exercises such as walking and running can
affect your heart rate. Ruby's heart rate will change as
you make her sleep, sit, walk & run, watch how her
body reacts to the different activities. See how her
beats per minute change as she does different
activities and heart rate exercises. Learn about your
circulatory system, how your heart works as it pumps
blood around your body, why blood goes to your lungs
to pick up oxygen and what important roles your
arteries and veins have in the process. Keeping healthy
is an important topic that kids can understand better
by checking out this fun,

9. How Plants Grow
• Learn about how plants grow by experimenting with this
interactive science activity. Using heat & water, see if you
can make the plant grow to a healthy size. Too much sun &
moisture can have a negative effect on the plant though so
be careful when giving it nutrients. Keep the amounts in
balance and see how long you can keep the plant growing
healthily. Experiment with different conditions, what does
closing the blinds and removing the sunlight do? What
happens if you forget to water the plant or add too much
water? How about if the conditions become too hot or too
cold? Can you take care of the plant for 4 weeks? Take up
the challenge and give it a try. This fun, educational game is
perfect for kids.

10. Plant & Animal Differences
Learn about the differences between animals & plants by sorting
them into different categories. Discover more about mammals,
birds, insects & plants with this fun activity for kids. Find out
which category living things such as bees, penguins, horses,
butterflies, humans, trees and flowers fit into. Work fast as the
conveyor belt moves across the screen, quickly put the different
plants and animals into the correct boxes. Take up the challenge
and enjoy this cool, educational game.

11. Life Cycle of a Plant
• Learn about the life cycle of a plant by sorting the parts
of a flower, discovering what each part does and how
in contributes to the life cycle of a living thing. Enjoy
the interactive flower dissection activity and find out
more about the flower petals, sepals, carpel, nectaries,
receptacle and stamens. Experiment with the different
parts of a flower, sort them into the correct categories,
label them and learn useful information. Did you know
that stamens make pollen, the nectar used by bees to
make honey is made in the nectaries of a flower and
petals are often bright so they attract insects?

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