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Games are a little hard to play. I wish they implemented a goal-oriented system that kids can go level by level and achieve emblems. I played the math games. Well... they are OK... but again, I really don't know what the purpose of the game is. I suppose children at school ages would like to compete to see who scores better. The graphics and the design are fine. Another plus also is that there is no complicated manual to play the games. In short, a scoring system is a must here.

The puzzles will wake up your mind. Excellent tool for teenagers taking the logic of first year geometry proofs. Put it together and at first does it fit?, you say no way then look at the pieces again and on the fourth try you got it. Good for life, makes you look into the depth of images around instead of the surface only.

On Funbrain's "Fun Arcade", every single time I pass or lose a level the WHOLE screen has to reload for an advertisment to pop up. Not to mention it's the same ad every single time! I am sick of it because it takes 5 minutes for a 30 second process to occur because of the loading for the ad! If you don't have the patience of a sloth, then I suggest NEVER go to this website. Your mind will blow up and, you'll wish you could call the person that came up with this and complain about all your life's problems! It's THAT annoying and awful. If you can fix this, I may reconsider this rating of one star. I rest my case. :(

On this site, all the material is provided very boring and children are not interested in studying. I think there are more interesting ways to learn! I like the idea of educational children's games on the theme of space. I believe that a culture of interest in space and science can be more effective if children play and study space topics based on games. I can give an example of the site: https://wunderkiddy.com/category/space. Here we were able to create simple, interesting and informative games on the theme of space! These games can help children learn more about space, and playing on the theme of space will be an interesting and creative activity for all ages. Such games can provide children with information about our wonderful world and space travel.

I was playing Scramble Saurus for online homework, and I was playing the Harry Potter version. Then a question came up and I knew the answer, since I have read the series multiple times. The answer was Gilderoy Lockhart. I typed it in, and it said my answer was incorrect. I was mad, since I knew I was correct. I tried several more times, and it said I was still wrong. So i Googled it, and asked Siri. I was right, but the game apparently disagreed. Now, I was furious! I tried again and again until I had no more turns. I may only be a kid, but I do know how to spell a snobby, arrogant character featured in the second Harry Potter Book.