Chesapeake Bay Dot to Dot
Learn about the Chesapeake Bay as you connect the dots (or stars) in this fun set of puzzles. Each time you finish a picture, you will be rewarded with information on the creature in your picture.
You...
The Painting Restorer
Find the differences between two paintings at each level. Try to find and click on the differences through 12 levels. You have 3 minutes at each level,collect bonus points if you fast enough. Good...
What’s the Difference?
In this game, you need to find the difference in the two pictures. Click on the difference and the pictures will correct the error. There are five mistakes in each level. Can you find them all? It can be...
Easter Egg Coloring Activity
Help Erin, Carli and Erwin to colors their Easter Eggs! Then you can save the picture and send these bright eggs with your Easter greetings! Have fun!
Choose color by clicking on pencils on the bottom. Then...
Decorate Your Easter Egg
Decorate your Easter egg any way you like with this fun little game. Click on the colors then on the sections to change the colors. Drag the decorations onto the egg to make it uniquely...
Color Burst
Click in just the right place to cause a chain reaction of the colored dots. Each dot that is touched by your dot will expand, and if you place it correctly your click will trigger a large chain reaction...
Emily’s Bluebird Coloring Book
Have fun learning about Emily and her bluebird in this wonderful coloring book from NBII.gov. The coloring book is in PDF format, so you will need Adobe Acrobat to view and print it. Download...
Art Thief Game
By day you are a corporate raider, by night you are the most feared art thief in the world, the ‘Specter”. Your new weapon- a highly advanced electronic alarm-sniffer that you use to steal...
You’re the Animator
Drag and drop the action into the boxes, pick your background and, just like that, you’ve created your first animation. Have fun with it. Try different combinations and see what you can create. When...
Census 2010 – US Map
The census counts people in all fifty states. It is very important to return your 2010 Census, because the census will determine, in part, how much Federal money your state receives for its community...
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