Five puzzles in which mathematical terms must be found in arrays of letters are presented. (SD)

The author lists the objectives of simulations and briefly mentions the types of games available and how they may be used in the classroom. (AG)

Identified and formalized were two distinct learning strategies employed by 120 children between 7 and 15 years of age who played a simple, computerized board game. "Hexapawn" is played by moving pawns in turn on a 3 x 3 grid, in order to be the first to reach the opponent's starting line or block the opponent. The computer always moved…

This board game dramatizes the benefits and liabilities accrued to Western governments in the process of colonizing Africa. Materials needed and rules for playing are included. (JH)

This article describes an elementary physical education program which applies the discovery learning technique in the teaching of movement concepts and enables each child to develop movement patterns and skills at his own pace. (PD)

A discussion of using a simulation game as the entire focus for a course. (HB)

Descriptive report on the winning entry for the Eric Hawkins Prize 1973. This board game was designed primarily for teaching children about Paris. (PM)

An English translation of a paper entitled "Problems of Programmed Instruction" given at first Soviet-French seminar on programmed instruction in Moscow, 1972. (Author/HB)

A discussion of the use of simulation in teaching a university education course. (HB)