Churchill Science

202 played the Simple Machines Game in class together. Some of the items were hard to find. We answered the questions together. We thought that some of the questions were hard, but we wanted to keep playing!

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Click the picture to play the game!

221 played this game on Friday… we collected all 12 cards with no problem! So we moved on to something a bit more challenging…

If you want to make this game more challenging for yourself, try filling them in in reverse order, or from the middle out…

Hopefully we’ll be posting more solar system games soon!

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Create your own planet with Planet 10!
221 did, and look what happened… Click on the picture to play the game!

Update: 222 won on the very first try! How did they do it???

Once you’ve made your planet, give it a name and launch it into our solar system. Watch the left side of the screen to see what your planet’s fate is!

If you take a screenshot of your planet, we’ll post it here!

Good luck!

Click here to play the Earth, Sun, Moon game!

Click on the picture to play the Lunar Cycle Challenge!

The Moon looks different each night because the Earth and Moon are always moving around the Sun. This game will help you to learn about how the Moon’s shape changes every day. What patterns do you notice?

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Things to notice as you play:
-What happens when you go to big places, such as the Sun or Jupiter?
-What happens when you go to small places, like the Moon or Mercury?
-Why is the target floating on some of the planets and on the Sun?

Challenge: Find MORE THAN ONE WAY to hit the target!

Devon was very scientific in his approach to this game. He watched what happened, then changed one or two of the numbers a little bit, then tried again. Each time he did this, he got closer and closer to a perfect game. His highest score was 85 points.

If you use this method, you can get a high score too! We will post the highest scores as kids get to them.

Click on the picture to take the quiz!

Welcome to the food chain game! Visit the site to learn how to play it. It is fun because we think it’s easy to learn and easy to beat. It’s a piece of cake!

The ocean ecosystem is different from the others we’re studying. For one thing, it doesn’t make as much sense to talk about “seasons”. It’s better to look at how deep the water is. This game shows you the different layers of the ocean and lets you explore a special place on the ocean floor: