Engaging US History Classroom Games for February

Hi Legends! Welcome to another update from our Learning Universe! This February, we’re highlighting interactive US History games that immerse students in pivotal moments from America’s past. Designed for grades 5–8, these games bring history to life through storytelling, decision-making, and hands-on exploration.

Whether you’re introducing a new unit or reinforcing key concepts, these experiences help students build historical understanding, critical thinking, and empathy.

📚 If you missed last month’s new games, you can explore last month update to catch up on recent releases.

New US History February Games

Engage students with narrative-driven adventures that explore the ideas, conflicts, and choices that shaped the nation.

🍎 Teacher Tip: After key decisions in the game, ask students to identify whose perspective is being represented and who benefits or loses. This strengthens historical empathy and supports deeper classroom discussion.

Grades 5-8

  • 🏘️ Life in the Colonies: Experience everyday colonial life by completing quests, harvesting crops, trading goods, and interacting with colonists. Explore how geography, labor systems, and local government shaped life in early America.
  • ⚖️ Law & Disorder: Step into the role of a young lawyer navigating courtroom cases tied directly to the Bill of Rights. Decide which cases to take, match clients to constitutional amendments, and balance justice, reputation, and resources.
  • ⛈️ Eyes on the Storm: Take on the role of a government commissioner navigating rising sectional tensions. Manage crises, analyze political compromise, and explore the deepening divisions over slavery that pushed the nation toward conflict.

These US History games turn learning into an interactive, decision-driven experience! 🎉 Students examine multiple perspectives, weigh historical choices, and explore cause and effect through immersive gameplay.

🏘️ Life in the Colonies — Everyday Colonial America

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Life in the Colonies immerses students in the daily experiences of early American settlers. Through quests and interactions, players learn about family labor, indentured servitude, slavery, trade networks, and local government.

This game helps students understand how geography, resources, and economic systems shaped colonial regions — while highlighting the foundations of representative government and community life.

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⚖️ Law & Disorder — The Bill of Rights in Action

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In Law & Disorder, students run a growing law office and decide which constitutional cases are worth fighting for. Each client’s case connects directly to specific amendments in the Bill of Rights, challenging players to interpret freedoms like speech, religion, due process, and protection from self-incrimination.

By hiring specialized lawyers and making strategic decisions, students explore how constitutional rights apply in real-life scenarios and how the Bill of Rights limits government power while protecting individual freedoms.

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⛈️ Eyes on the Storm — Sectional Tensions & Slavery

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Eyes on the Storm places students in the role of a commissioner monitoring unrest across the United States as sectional tensions escalate. Through historically inspired case files, players assess political compromises, constitutional debates, acts of violence, and the growing divide over slavery.

This game challenges students to analyze how failed compromises, regional interests, and moral conflicts pushed the nation closer to disunion.

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Discover New Math Games for the Classroom This February

Hi Legends! Welcome back to another exciting update from our Learning Universe! This February, we’re introducing a new set of Math classroom games designed to keep students engaged while strengthening core skills through interactive learning.

📚 If you missed last month’s new games, you can revisit January’s update to explore recent releases.

📐 New Math February Games

Get ready to engage your students with hands-on math adventures that turn practice into play.

Grades 3-5

  • 🤿 Dive Time: Dive deep into the ocean and race against the clock! Students practice telling time, writing time, and measuring time in minute intervals as they navigate underwater obstacles.
  • 🏭 The Shape Factory: Sort, label, and organize shapes as you classify two-dimensional figures into hierarchies. This hands-on factory adventure builds strong geometry foundations.

Grades 6–8

  • 🧙 Mathmagic Kingdom: Use math-powered magic to solve puzzles, brew potions, and restore the kingdom — all while building a deep understanding of ratio concepts and ratio language.

These new Math games turn learning into an interactive adventure! 🎉 Students build essential skills through exciting challenges that make every moment meaningful.

🍎Teacher Tip: After gameplay, ask students to explain how they solved a problem or why a strategy worked. These short discussions deepen understanding and strengthen math vocabulary.


🍬 Cut the Rope: Match 4 Contenders — Elementary Math

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Cut the Rope: Match 4 Contenders brings bar graphs to life in a colorful, game-show-style competition. Join Om Nom and friends as students connect four checkers, unlock powerful abilities, and tackle playful graphing challenges.

With charming characters, short learning bursts, and collectible comic-style story chapters, this game blends joyful gameplay with meaningful math practice.

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🤿 Dive Time — Elementary Math

In Dive Time, students become submarine captains exploring the ocean depths. As they steer past sea creatures and obstacles, learners practice reading analog clocks, calculating time intervals, and adding minutes to determine the correct resurfacing time.

This engaging adventure makes time concepts approachable, challenging, and fun.

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🏭 The Shape Factory — Middle Math

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Welcome to The Shape Factory, where two-dimensional shapes are sorted, refined, and organized based on their properties. Students learn about triangles, quadrilaterals, parallel sides, right angles, and more as they work through a clever factory pipeline.

This game builds geometry understanding through classification, observation, and hands-on problem-solving.

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February Science Games for the Classroom: Hands-On Learning Made Fun

Hi Legends! Welcome to another exciting update from our Learning Universe! This February, we’re introducing a fresh set of Science classroom games designed to spark curiosity, strengthen understanding, and help students master key concepts through interactive play.

📚 If you missed last month’s new games, you can revisit January’s update to explore recent releases.

🧪 New Science February Games.

Grades 3–5
  • 🚀 Space Volt: Shuttle Restoration: Use motion and collisions to restore power to a damaged shuttle. Students solve physics-based puzzles while learning how motion energy is transferred between objects.

  • 🐰 Astro Rabbit: Journey Through Earth: Travel across Earth’s systems with Astro Rabbit and RoboZe! Explore Earth materials, layers, and systems — from atmosphere to geosphere — through playful, story-driven exploration.

Grades 6–8
  • 🌋 GeoQuest From Magma to Mountain: Explore a mysterious island and restart the rock cycle. Students investigate how igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks form through interactive geology challenges.

🍎 Teacher Tip: After gameplay, ask students to write or draw one observation about energy, forces, or Earth systems they noticed in the game. This reinforces vocabulary, supports reflection, and strengthens conceptual understanding.

These new Science games turn learning into an interactive adventure! 🎉 Students explore energy transfer, Earth systems, geology, and forces through engaging challenges that make every moment meaningful.

🚀 Space Volt: Shuttle Restoration — Elementary Science

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Students become stranded space explorers tasked with repairing a damaged shuttle. By pushing, throwing, and repositioning objects, players transfer motion energy to reactivate vital systems.

Each puzzle blends hands-on problem-solving with physics concepts, helping learners understand how moving objects carry and transfer energy in real-world scenarios..

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🐰 Astro Rabbit: Journey Through Earth — Elementary Science

Join Astro Rabbit and his robot companion RoboZe on an exciting journey through Earth’s systems. As visitors from outer space, they explore the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere across five interactive environments.

This game helps students understand Earth materials, systems, and layers while encouraging curiosity, exploration, and scientific thinking.

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🌋 GeoQuest: From Magma to Mountain — Middle Science

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GeoQuest: From Magma to Mountain is a story-driven science adventure where students explore the full rock cycle through hands-on puzzles, experiments, and character-driven quests.

By transforming complex geology concepts into an interactive journey, GeoQuest helps learners visualize how rocks change over time and connect Earth science ideas to real-world processes.

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Step Into the Past: Explore January’s Latest US History Games

Hi Legends! We’re excited to bring you another update from our Learning Universe — this time with brand-new US History games designed to help students explore major events, themes, and perspectives from America’s past.

These interactive adventures immerse learners in powerful historical moments while strengthening critical thinking and historical understanding.

📚 If you missed last month’s new games, you can explore last month update to catch up on recent releases.

New US History January Games

Bring history to life with interactive narratives, decision-making challenges, and hands-on activities that help students connect with real historical experiences.

💡 Teacher Tip: Have students pause at key decision moments in the game to predict outcomes or compare perspectives. This encourages deeper historical thinking and improves text-based reasoning during discussions and writing activities.

Grades 5-8

  • 🗽 The Cost of Freedom: Step into the shoes of Pietro, an Italian immigrant in the early 1900s. Explore personal stories, navigate the challenges of urban immigrant life, and uncover how immigration shaped America’s cultural and economic landscape.
  • 🏛️ Nation Builders: Rebuild a nation after the War of 1812! Make decisions about culture, infrastructure, government, and economics as you help define a growing national identity in the early 19th century.
  • ⚔️ Liberty Legends Path to Independence: Experience the events leading up to the American Revolution through the eyes of everyday colonists. Make choices, analyze propaganda, and explore how resistance movements shaped the path to independence.

🗽 The Cost of Freedom — Immigration & Urbanization

Students follow Pietro, a young Italian immigrant arriving in America during the early 1900s. Through dialogue, exploration, and hands-on challenges, players learn what life was like for newcomers navigating unfamiliar cities, factory work, discrimination, and community life.

Students explore push–pull immigration factors, urban living conditions, cultural identity, and how personal narratives reveal the hopes and struggles of early 20th-century immigrants.

🏛️ Nation Builders — National Identity After the War of 1812

Nation Builders transports students into the early 19th century, where America is rebuilding and redefining itself after the War of 1812.

Players construct key buildings, influence Supreme Court decisions, support artists and writers, and shape the economic future of a young nation.

⚔️ Liberty Legends: Path to Independence

Students explore the pivotal years leading to the American Revolution. Players examine propaganda, boycott movements, the Boston Tea Party, and colonial reactions to British policies.

It builds understanding of cause and effect, resistance strategies, and the motivations of Patriots and Loyalists — helping students experience history as active participants.



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Kick Off the New Year With Fresh Science Learning Games

Hi Legends! Welcome to another exciting update from our Learning Universe! This January, we’re excited to introduce fresh additions to our growing library of Science classroom games, built to spark curiosity and strengthen core skills through interactive learning.

📚 If you missed last month’s new games, you can explore last month update to catch up on recent releases.

🧪 New Science January Games

Get ready to energize your lessons with hands-on science adventures your students will love.

Teacher Tip: Make These Topics Stick! After playing a science puzzle, have students briefly explain how they used forces or magnets to solve a challenge. This quick reflection boosts conceptual understanding and reinforces academic vocabulary.

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  • 🧲 Tiny’s Tale: Help Tiny recover his stolen treasure by using magnets, forces, and clever physics puzzles. Move objects, build bridges, and overcome challenges in this playful exploration of Collisions and Forces.

These new Science games turn learning into an interactive adventure! 🎉 Students explore forces, motion, magnets, and real-world physics through challenges that make every moment meaningful.

🍬 Cut the Rope: Forces and Motion

Join Om Nom for a physics-filled adventure! In Cut the Rope: Forces and Motion, students guide candy to its hungry monster friend using pumps, bubbles, vacuums, hats, and other interactive tools.

Along the way, they experiment with pushes, pulls, motion, and cause-and-effect in this fun and intuitive physics puzzle world.



🎯Updated Game of the Month: Tiny’s Tale

Help Tiny recover his stolen treasure by using magnets, forces, and clever physics puzzles. Move objects, build bridges, and overcome challenges in this playful exploration of Collisions and Forces.



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New Year, New Math Adventures: Explore January’s Game Releases

Hi Legends! Welcome to another exciting update from our Learning Universe! This month, we’re thrilled to introduce a fresh lineup of Math classroom games designed to engage students, reinforce key skills, and support mastery across grade levels.

📚 If you missed last month’s new games, you can check out last month update for even more classroom-ready adventures.

📐 New Math January Games

Get ready to engage your students with exciting new challenges and interactive learning experiences — from early elementary number sense to middle school ratios and decimals.

Grades K–2

  • 🧙 Matth, The Magician: Fluently add and subtract within 100 as you decompose numbers, pop magical bubbles, and mix potions. Build number sense, understand place value, and practice operations through fun wizarding challenges.

Grades 3-5

  • 🍔 Bracket Burger: Build burgers and build expressions! Master grouping expressions with symbols one order at a time as you prepare delicious orders, serve customers, and personalize your kitchen.
  • 🧁 TWV and The Fraction Feast: Help a crocodile chef fix fraction mistakes, measure ingredients, and deliver correct mixed-number pizzas to hungry foxes. Hands-on kitchen tasks bring fractions to life.
  • 🦆 Mallard and Multiplication: Fly through a colorful world with Mallard as you fluently multiply multi-digit whole numbers. Stack eggs, dodge obstacles, collect power-ups, and solve multi-digit problems along the way.

Grades 6–8

  • 🐦 Angry Birds Decimals: Launch birds, construct defenses, and solve decimal arithmetic in this action-packed adventure. Practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals through strategy-filled levels.

These new Math games turn learning into an interactive adventure! 🎉 Students build essential skills through exciting challenges that make every moment meaningful.

💡 Teacher Tip: Have students complete a set number of levels, then jot down one strategy they used to solve an expression, fraction problem, or decimal operation. This gives you instant formative data while keeping students engaged.


🍔 Bracket Burger — Elementary Math

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Get ready to sharpen your math skills by creating delicious custom burgers! In Bracket Burger, students solve expressions using numbers, operations, and grouping symbols to assemble perfect recipes.

This game blends interactive cooking fun with meaningful math practice — featuring colorful visuals, charming animal customers, and a rewarding expression-building challenge.

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🧁 TWV and The Fraction Feast — Elementary Math

The crocodile chef has turned the kitchen upside down — and it’s up to you to fix it! In TWV and The Fraction Feast, students help the Wondering Vagabond prepare pizzas, adjust fraction quantities, and deliver correct mixed-number orders to hungry fox customers.

Through hands-on measuring, correcting mistakes, and assembling treats, learners build a solid understanding of mixed numbers with like denominators in a fun, story-driven setting.

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🐦Angry Birds: Decimals — Middle Math

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Angry Birds: Decimals challenges students to strengthen their decimal skills as they add, subtract, multiply, and divide decimals to construct pig defenses and outsmart the birds.

Packed with strategy, action, and math-powered problem-solving, this game helps learners build confidence with decimals while enjoying an engaging, arcade-style experience.

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Sleigh the Season with New Math Games This November

Hi Legends! Welcome back to another exciting update from our Learning Universe! This November, we’re celebrating the season of gratitude with brand-new Math adventures designed to boost engagement, build mastery, and help your students shine on assessments.

If you missed the previous update, you can catch up on September’s new Math games there — but today, we’re focusing on fresh November releases your learners will love.

📚 Missed last month’s update? Check out October’s Math Games here.

📐 New Math Adventures Await

Bring fresh excitement to your classroom with interactive missions designed to make key math concepts click through play!

Grades K–2

Grades 3-5

  • 🍬 Cut the Rope: Munch Math: Cut ropes, gather stars, and fluently add or subtract within 1000 to build the target number and deliver candy to Om Nom!

These new Math games turn learning into an interactive adventure! 🎉 Students practice essential skills like multiplication, division, fractions, and measurement while exploring exciting in-game challenges that make every moment meaningful.

💡 Teacher Tip: Turn gameplay into a structured activity by giving each student team a mission card (e.g., “Complete 3 levels and explain one strategy you used”). This boosts engagement, encourages collaboration, and strengthens conceptual understanding — perfect for centers or early-finisher stations.


🌟 Earthbound Expedition: Counting Crystals — Elementary Math

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Join Victor, a brave miner, as he journeys deep into glowing crystal caverns in Earthbound Expedition: Counting Crystals. Players must collect magical crystals numbered from 1 to 100 — but only in the correct order!

Use tools to clear rows, columns, colors, and entire areas as the challenge builds. Students practice counting fluency, sequencing, and number sense while experiencing a fun, puzzle-driven adventure beneath the earth’s surface.

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🍬 Cut the Rope: Munch Math — Elementary Math

Feed Om Nom and sharpen math skills at the same time! In Cut the Rope: Munch Math, players cut ropes, collect stars with positive and negative values, and combine digits to reach the target number using hundreds, tens, and ones.

Each level blends hands-on problem-solving with engaging arcade physics, helping students fluently add and subtract within 1000 while navigating challenges, obstacles, and candy-powered fun.

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Jump into learning with our newest Math classroom games! This month’s lineup turns essential math skills into interactive adventures that are engaging, playful, and easy to integrate into any lesson. From counting challenges to strategic puzzle-solving, each game helps students build confidence while having fun.

Designed to support standards and flexible teaching, these games are perfect for introducing new skills, reinforcing key concepts, or adding an extra spark of excitement to your daily math practice.

🎮 Ready to bring these adventures into your classroom? Explore all Math Games in the Learning Universe!

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Discover November’s Cool New Science Games

Hi Legends! As we head into the Thanksgiving season, we’re grateful for the amazing teachers who bring learning to life every day. This November, we’re excited to introduce brand-new Science games to help your students stay engaged, curious, and confident. These interactive adventures are perfect for reinforcing key concepts before the holiday break!

📚 If you missed last month’s update, you can revisit October’s new games here.

🧪 New Science Adventures Await

Bring fresh energy to your lessons with interactive missions that help students explore Food Webs and Potential Energy through hands-on problem-solving, creative challenges, and engaging gameplay!

🍂 Teacher Tip: Make These Topics Stick! Use these games as a warm-up before Thanksgiving break, small-group stations, or quick concept refreshers. Elico: Food Webs works great as part of an ecosystems mini-lesson, while Draw Basketball is perfect for reinforcing energy transformation with a real-world twist students instantly connect to.

Grades 3–5

  • Elico: Food Webs. Explore how energy flows through ecosystems! Grow plants, feed animals, recycle with decomposers, and watch how Food Webs connect life on land and underwater.

Grades 6–8

  • Draw Basketball: Solve physics puzzles by drawing ramps, paths, and spring-powered setups to guide basketballs to the hoop while learning how Potential Energy transforms into motion.

🌱 Elico: Food Webs — Elementary Science

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Join Elico, the curious flying robot, on a journey through the Food Web! Students discover how the sun fuels producers, how consumers gain energy, and how decomposers recycle nutrients. Explore how organisms interact across land and sea ecosystems while completing fun, interactive challenges that build real science understanding.

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🏀 Draw Basketball — Middle School Science

Challenge your physics skills by drawing lines and using springs to guide a ball into the basket! Each level starts with potential energy stored at a height—hit play, and watch it convert to kinetic energy. Students experiment with motion, obstacles, quizzes, and collectibles while progressing through 16 increasingly strategic levels that blend physics concepts with fun gameplay.

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Om Nom Is Bringing More Fun to Your Classroom with Two New Cut the Rope Games!

We’re thrilled to announce our newest two educational minigames in the Cut the Rope world: Forces and Motion and Munch Math. These games blend playful design with powerful learning — perfect for helping your students master core science and math concepts in Forces and Motion and Fluently Adding or Subtracting Within 1000 standards.

These interactive games turn tricky science and math standards into hands-on adventures, where students experiment, problem-solve, and learn through play. Whether they’re exploring how forces affect motion or solving multi-step addition and subtraction challenges, your learners will stay engaged — and you’ll love seeing their understanding grow.

🍬 Cut the Rope: Forces and Motion

In this science-powered version of Cut the Rope, students explore how different forces affect an object’s motion. By tapping pumps, popping bubbles, and cutting ropes, learners see push and pull forces in action while helping Om Nom reach his candy.

What teachers are saying:

“The game feels like solving a chain reaction puzzle—fun, engaging, and surprisingly challenging.” – Katie S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

“I loved how the vocabulary and explanations are woven naturally into the gameplay. It’s a fun and engaging way to explore forces and motion through a popular app game. The hints are helpful for challenging levels.” – Mike L. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Game Overview

As students guide the candy through each puzzle, they see forces come alive:

  • Push Forces: Tapping air pumps sends the candy moving, letting students experiment with how pushing harder changes speed and distance.
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  • Pull Forces: Vacuums demonstrate pull forces by drawing objects in, helping students visualize how forces can act from a distance.
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Through these mechanics, Cut the Rope: Forces and Motion becomes a mini interactive physics lab—helping students build intuition about how motion works by testing, observing, and adjusting.

✂️ Cut the Rope: Munch Math

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In this math-focused adventure, students cut ropes, collect stars, and use place-value reasoning to reach a target number. Candy only drops when the math is correct—making accuracy part of the fun.

“I absolutely loved the visuals and animations! The game really helps students see place value relationships as they group ones, tens, and hundreds. It’s helpful for learners at all levels, and I really appreciate the number line support.” — Michele F. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“I love how students get excited about collecting candy while practicing addition and subtraction within 1000. The game reinforces place value so naturally—it just clicks for them!” — Christin O. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Game Overview

Students solve addition and subtraction challenges by collecting stars with different values:

  • Visualizing Place Value: Stars labeled with ones, tens, and hundreds help students watch numbers combine and regroup in real time.
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  • ➕➖ Connecting Math to Movement: Every cut and collection changes their total, linking the math to the physical puzzle and strengthening operational reasoning.
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With clear visual support and playful experimentation, Cut the Rope: Munch Math helps learners build confidence while practicing multi-step problems.

🎉 Cut, Swing, Solve — and Learn!

Both of these Cut the Rope minigames bring the perfect blend of engagement and education, giving your students exciting new ways to explore science and math content. Om Nom might lead the adventure, but your learners are the ones building real understanding along the way.

More updates and sneak peeks are on the way—so stay tuned! Ready to try these games with your students? 😀 Jump into the Learning Universe and start exploring today.

Explore Middle School US History with Interactive Games 

Hi Legends! Exciting news for Social Studies teachers — Legends of Learning has officially expanded into Middle School US History! 🎉 Designed for grades 5–8, these interactive games bring history to life, from Pre-Columbian America through the Great Depression, helping students engage with key events, people, and ideas. 

Whether you’re introducing a new unit or reviewing important topics, these games are designed to spark curiosity, build historical understanding, and support student success in the classroom.

🏛️ New US History Games for Grades 5–8

Get ready to take your students on an adventure through time! Our newest Middle School US History games provide hands-on learning experiences that make history exciting and standards-aligned. Here’s a sample of what you can find in our USH Games section!

💡 Teacher Tip: Use these games to introduce new units, reinforce critical concepts, or provide enrichment for early finishers. They’re especially effective for visual and interactive learners, helping students understand complex historical events while actively participating in the learning process.

Grades 3–5

  • The Civil War: Trace major turning points of the Civil War and understand how leadership, strategy, and social change shaped the nation.

  • America! – Independence 1776: Revisit the Revolutionary era through scenario-based choices highlighting causes, key leaders, and milestone events that led to American independence.

  • Colonial Challenges: The English Colonies: Make critical choices about settlement, resources, and survival as you experience life in the early colonies.

  • Voices of the Land: Explore early American history through multiple cultural perspectives, including Indigenous communities and European settlers.

  • Southwest Road Trip: Travel through the early American Southwest and learn how geography and culture shaped the region’s development.

🛶 Colonial Challenges: The English Colonies

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Step into the shoes of early colonists. Make choices about resources, trade, and survival, all while learning about daily life in the English colonies. Students gain historical perspective and develop decision-making skills in a fun, interactive way.

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🌾 Voices of the Land

Explore multiple perspectives on early American history. Students engage with stories and viewpoints from Indigenous peoples and European settlers, gaining a deeper understanding of cultural interactions, land use, and the causes and effects of colonization. This game encourages empathy, critical thinking, and inquiry-based learning.

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⚔️ The Civil War

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Navigate strategies and explore outcomes in one of America’s most transformative conflicts. Students learn about battles, social change, and the impact of the Civil War while participating in immersive gameplay.

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Interactive games, teacher-created videos, and assessments make it easier than ever to bring history alive while keeping students motivated and engaged.

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