The Game is Here!

23 Wednesday Feb 2011

Posted by newsedgame in Civics, current events game, Economics, social studies, World History

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Civics, current events game, Economics, Geography, Government, Lesson for home-school instructor, News, social science, social studies, standardized test score improvement, Teacher Lesson Plan, teacher tool, US History, World History

The first of the News-Ed Games is ready for you to use. The questions consist of Current Events (US News, World News, Sports, Entertainment), This Week in History, Geography, Civics and Government, Economics, US History, and World History. Please leave comments about the game on our Contact Us page.

This week’s password is : news1

The password will be changing each week. If you would like to continue playing the game you will need to get on our mailing list and the password will automatically be sent to you each week. I don’t want to just continue posting the password here because students will then have access to the questions and answers.

The game is a lot of fun and is educational as well. Hope you and your students enjoy it.

Social Studies Teachers and Homeschool Instructors

24 Monday Jan 2011

Posted by newsedgame in Civics, current events game, Economics, social studies, World History

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The News-Ed Game that will debut March 1st will be a great tool for you. The game will provide current events questions that are about current events that occurred within the last few day as well as social science questions that will show which national standard is covered by the question. The instructor can either print out the game and read the questions in front of the class or they can use the game straight from the website.

The game will be free for use from March to June and will then cost only $79 for the following school year. There are other games out there but the News-Ed Game is the only one that guarantees no duplicate questions and has questions linked to national standards. We want your students to improve their awareness of the world around them and increase their scores on standardized tests. I’m sure you want the same for your students as we do.