Description: This totally fun simulation allows students to create up to five different habitats with a selection of customizable, cartoonish animals and plants that belong in the habitats. In additions, students can enter the "lost dimension" where they can craft their own animals from the parts of different animals! Classified under: Science game, science games, animal game, animal games, habitat game, habitat games

Description: Welcome to Animal Idol. In this game, your knowledge of the animal and plant kingdoms will be tested like its never been tested before. Unlike American Idol, you won’t have to sing, but you will have to answer questions about animals, plants, and biomes. Each round has a different theme and the questions are tough. To make it to the next round, simply score five correct answers and score at least 50 percent. For example, if you get five correct, but get eight incorrect, you will be eliminated, but if you get five correct and four incorrect, you will survive. After every round, you’ll endure criticism by the three judges, Randy Jackal, Paula Impala, and Simon Cow. Can you be the next Animal Idol?

Description: This video will show you how to play Animal Idol.

Description: How well do you know where in the world animals live? Drag and drop the animals to their continents. There are 31 total animals. If you correctly place 28 or more, you can print out a gold medal certificate with one of the animals. There are 31 total certificates you can earn, so play often and trade with your friends to collect them all.

Description: This awesome jigsaw allows students to make their own jigsaw pieces, or, allow the program to auto-cut pieces.

Description: This fun science game allows students to make their own dinosaurs online.

Description: This fun game allows students to make their own crazy mammals from parts of ten different ones. Then, they can name it, describe it, and add a habitat and range for their creation.

Description: This incredible game allows students to explore North American birds. There are two modes. Free coloring allows students to choose from any of 27 North American birds such as the Mallard, Canada Goose, Cardinal, Eastern Bluebird, Bald Eagle, Red-headed Woodpecker, and many others , to color online. Pictures can be printed out as well. The challenge mode is requires students to actually know the correct colors of the birds. In each picture, arrows will point to different parts of the bird. Students must select the correct color to fill in for each part. For example, for the Bald Eagle, students would use white to fill in the head and tail, brown to fill in the wings and back, and yellow to fill in the bill. There are three rounds. For each round a student completes, he or she earns a special certificate with all of the birds correctly colored. Individual pictures can be printed as well.