Can games help children learn science?

By The BBC Education Games team

Issue 161 | Page 15 | Published Feb 2020

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The BBC Education Games team explores how we can use online games to help children build up a foundation of scientific knowledge and develop a sense of curiosity.

Science and Technology
Online games
Gaming
Curiosity

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