Wiki History Game – A Fun Timeline Game
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26 Jan Wiki History Game – A Fun Timeline Game

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Wiki History Game is a free timeline game based on Wikipedia entries. I discovered it on Product Hunt last week and immediately lost about 30 minutes of my day playing the game. The game is a simple one, but an addictive one for history buffs. The premise of the game is to sort events into order on a timeline. 

To play Wiki History Game just go to the site and click start. You’ll then see two events on the screen. Drag them into the correct order. As soon as you do that another event will appear and you have to drag that into the correct order with the two previous events. There aren’t any points awarded or any levels. The object is just to consecutively, correctly sort as many events as possible. 

Here’s a little video demo of the game.

Applications for Education
If you’re a middle school or high school social studies teacher who is looking for a fun activity for your students to do when they have a little free time, this game could be worth linking to on your classroom website or in your Google Classroom materials section.Wiki History Game is a free timeline game based on Wikipedia entries. I discovered it on Product Hunt last week and immediately lost about 30 minutes of my day playing the game. The game is a simple one, but an addictive one for history buffs. The premise of the game is to sort events into order on a timeline. To play Wiki History Game just go to the site and click start. You’ll then see two events on the screen. Drag them into the correct order. As soon as you do that another event will appear and you have to drag that into the correct order with the two previous events. There aren’t any points awarded or any levels. The object is just to consecutively, correctly sort as many events as possible. Here’s a little video demo of the game. Applications for EducationIf you’re a middle school or high school social studies teacher who is looking for a fun activity for your students to do when they have a little free time, this game could be worth linking to on your classroom website or in your Google Classroom materials section.Educational Games, Free Technology For Teachers, History, Social Studies, TimelinesRead More

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