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Chicken Farm Game - Vitamin B1 Chirality Game Colorfy Control of the Cell Cycle
Chicken Farm Game - Vitamin B1 Middle Play time: ~ 5min Link to Nobel Prize.org: Vitamin B1 First published: November 2003 Cost: Free Known problems: At the very start of the game you will get warning about your Flash beeing old. This is no longer valid when running in Ruffle without flash. Simple press OK to continue and start the game. Hi score doesn't work. Link to On the Job: Nutritionist	Vitamin B1 - The Chicken Farm educational game and related reading are based on the 1929 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. No one had heard of vitamins until Christian Eijkman pointed out that a substance in rice skin was missing from the diet of beriberi patients, which was later discovered to be vitamin B1. This was the first time that an illness was linked with vitamin deficiency. (Source: Website)
Chirality Game Secondary Link to Nobel Prize.org: Chirality Produced by Nobel Media First published: January 2002 Estimated play time: 5 min. Sound: No High score: No Plug in requirements: None Cost: Free Link to On the Job: Games Developer	Chiral molecules can be used to control or speed up different chemical reactions. A chiral molecule is non-superimposable on its mirror image. That is, whichever way you turn it, it will never be the same as its mirror image. In this little game you are to decide which objects are chiral and which ones are not! (Source: Website)
Colorfy Primary Middle Secondary Link to Apple Store: Colorfy By Fun Games For Free Designed for iPhone and iPad Cost: Free Link to On the Job: Art Therapist
Control of Cell Cycle Middle Link to Nobel Prize.org: Control of the Cell Cycle Was produced by: Nobel Media. Sound by Sound Propulsion, Stockholm First published: February 2002 Cost: Free Estimated play time: 10 min.on website Sound: Yes High score: No Known problems: * The text in the information doesn't render nicely. * The sound doesn't work until the very end of the game. Link to On the Job: Games Developer	"What happens when a cell dies inside the body and how does the body know when to make new cells? The cell cycle is the series of events that take place as new cells grow and divide. In average this process takes about 24 hours for cells in mammals. This game is rather easy to complete if you are familiar with the different phases in the cell cycle. If you're not, pay extra attention to the image of the cell cycle in the introduction. As "Cell Division Supervisor" inside the cell nucleus, your job is to control cell division to make sure each stage of the cell cycle occurs in the correct order. You also have to ensure the cell has successfully replicated its genetic material at specific checkpoints in the cell cycle. If you make more than three mistakes during one cell division, the cell will be destroyed and you will have to start again." (Source: Website)
CSI - Web Adventures CSI - Web Adventures - 5 Cases to solve [Recommended by Lucas] Middle Secondary Australian Curriculum General Capability: Literacy Australian Curriculum General Capability: Critical and creative thinking Australian Curriculum General Capability: Personal and social capability	Link to On the Job: Forensic Scientist