Exotrex Episode 2
STEM focused, web based video game for 8th – 10th grade students.
A SPACE ADVENTURE GAME
Life on Earth is no longer sustainable and your mission is to find a new home for humanity. Gameplay begins as you arrive at the Mars orbital station, ready to put the astronaut training from Exotrex 1 into practice. Begin Exotrex Episode 2 by exploring an in-depth solar system map to learn about the planets, moons and asteroids as well as their relative distances from each other. The solar system map hosts three missions to explore Mercury, Venus and Titan. By demonstrate your resourcefulness, you will find that new home for humanity.
FOR EDUCATORS
While completing these missions, students will start by balancing speed, thrust, and acceleration while navigating gravitational fields to successfully land rovers on their chosen planet or moon. They will remotely navigate their rovers to collect ground and atmospheric samples and later analyze them for their chemical compositions. Students will also learn about the planetary characteristics of each destination and take observational notes. However, no space mission would be complete without a life-threatening emergency and Exotrex 2 delivers! Students will be challenged to reboot their life-support systems while engaging with thermal, kinetic and electrical energies in a race against time! Science video game designed to introduce concepts in chemistry and physics.
Grades: 8th-10th
Platform: Web-based game supported on all browsers. Will not support most Chromebooks
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Jamestown History Noun Game
| Overview: Students will review their knowledge of Jamestown by interacting with primary source artifacts and connecting them to corresponding places and people; hence the name: Jamestown Noun. Students must connect the artifact, place and/or people cards with facts and stories that show a level of understanding of the events and historical reality of life in the Jamestown settlement.
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| Goal:
Collect the most sets of cards by offering a justifiable and historically accurate explanation of how they connect. Three cards make a set of cards.
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ExoTrex – Scientific Adventure Game
The human race is on the brink of extinction and it’s up to YOU to find a new, habitable planet. Use the revolutionary B.E.A.K.E.R. (Basic Element Analysis Kinetic Energy Reactor) fuel cell developed by universe- renowned scientist Dr. Gerald Burke to evaluate exoplanets and find humanity a new home. However, the adventure will require your best chemistry and critical thinking skills. Are you up to the challenge? Then, go play ExoTrex today!
Build Skills in chemistry, planetary science, math, and more
Puzzles and problem-solving exercises empower students in grades 8-10 to engage in active thinking and deeper learning as they build college and career readiness across STEM content areas
• Physical Sciences • Planetary Sciences • Mathematics
• Literacy • Analytical Thinking • Problem Solving
ExoTrex is Standards Aligned
Next Generation Science Standards (Physical and Planetary Sciences Grades 8-10); Common Core State Standards, Literacy (Science and Technical Subjects Grades 8-10)
Platform: Web-based game supported on all browsers. Will not support most Chromebooks
If you want more, try out Episode 2 of ExoTrex.
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ElemenTable: Chemistry Review Game
ElemenTable is a reinforcement game for chemistry science teachers and their students. Match the right elements to their location on the periodic table. Through this simple game play, students learn more about chemistry and the structure of each element. It’s a great way to review before a test!