The Why? Files article posted on April 17, 2003 explores the puzzling riddle into whether or not elephants can really run.

The community scrambler must be caught in order to save the neighborhood. In order to catch the scrambler, all the words must be unscrambled. Each word is provided with a picture clue.

Click on the tangram frame to start. Use the white tangram pieces to make the picture shown on the upper right.

With pictures, games, and more, Kids Farm teaches younger students about farmers and farm animals.

This primary age website requires no reading to construct the jigsaw dinosaur puzzle out of six pieces. The instructions are all spoken by the cartoon characters. Children can then watch a cartoon where one character goes back in time...

Climate Kids thoroughly covers climate change and global warming. There are videos, games, puzzles (e.g., Cloud Picture Scrambles), interactives (e.g., the Climate Time Machine) and stories (e.g., Climate Tales). An educators' page links...

The teacher will engage the class by reading Grandfather Tang. Students will solve a tangram puzzle. Students will find the fractional value for each piece of the tangram. Students will create a picture using the pieces of the tangram....

This is comprehensive site covers the characteristics of birds and looks at various birds through pictures and words. Several puzzles are included and the degree of difficultly can be changed.

Kids can practice alphabetical order while connecting the dots to reveal a picture of the alphabet. Play with upper-case letters or lower-case letters! Hints are provided after three incorrect attempts. Results are shown as a percentage...

[Free Registration/Login Required] This flipchart contains facts about starfish, a crossword puzzle, and a poem. The last page contains several links to stories, games, puzzles, and pictures of starfish.

Provides good information about Mercury and is a good starting point for information about the planet along with pictures and audio. Links to a simple fact table, puzzle, glossary, and more detailed information.

In this interactive game, students round money to 5 cents, 10 cents, or 100 cents by dragging a puzzle piece the the correct answer and revealing a picture when finished.

This picture shows the 13 possible convex shapes that can be made from a tangram puzzle.

Sometimes it' hard to give up things we love, but often sharing them with someone else means to have a bigger reward! A new friend and new stories to live. Read the story of AZZURRA and solve the games!