Classroom Resources

Stuck inside with nothing to do this holiday season? Looking for a fun, hands-on activity to supplement your digital learning? Filament Games has you covered!

Encyclopedia Britannica guest blogger Kelli Johns shares some free science and social studies activities for Elementary school...

Just in time for back to school, Britannica Digital Learning shares a middle school science activity with the Filament Games blog...

The way our planet works can be complicated to explain as you discuss rotation rate, orbital distance, tilt, atmosphere...

The concept of a fraction can be difficult to understand in the abstract, requiring time and patience to understand these concepts, especially for younger learners...

In addition to rigorous attention to academic standards and achievement, schools and districts are focusing on a holistic growth plan for students, which includes building socio-emotional skills...

In our game-based learning program overview, Sun Prairie Area School District educator Mary Headington shared the story of Susan, a student in her class who typically struggled with coursework. Susan was discouraged...

When Filament Games first received a request to talk about engineering in video games as a fun activity that could be presented in 50 minutes, we were stumped. It’s easier to talk about designing games by creating...

Upon first introduction, it can be difficult for students to understand and distinguish the different states of matter and how they can be transformed. Molecubes allows students to take this knowledge into their own hands and transform matter...

When we released Implementing & Evaluating Your District Game-based Learning Program, we wanted to help administrators and educators get the most out of using games in the classroom. Regardless of the size of your implementation, there are areas for...