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Build Your Own AI‑Powered HTML Game: Rock, Paper, Scissors!

IntroductionWelcome to your AI adventure! In this project, you’ll learn what AI can do by creating a cool, interactive HTML game. Instead of diving too deep into technical definitions of AI, we’ll show you a real‑world example: designing a game...

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Little Math Baseball: Addition Edition

Little Math Baseball: Addition Edition Fullscreen View Close Step up to the plate in Little Math Baseball: Addition Edition! Solve simple addition problems and trigger dynamic baseball animations for a fun, educational math game experience. Get...

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WordWhiz – 8 Guesses: The Ultimate Word Game Challenge

Welcome to WordWhiz – 8 Guesses!About the Game:WordWhiz – 8 Guesses is an exciting twist on the classic word puzzle game. In this game, you have eight attempts to guess a secret five-letter word chosen at random from a curated list. Each guess...

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Math Monster – The Ultimate Math Challenge Game

Welcome to Math Monster, a fast-paced arcade-style math game designed to boost your arithmetic skills while providing non-stop action and fun! In this game, you’ll face exciting math challenges, dodge obstacles, and earn points as you advance...

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Discover the Periodic Table: A Fun, Interactive Guide for Kids and Parents

Learn about the Periodic TableIntroductionWelcome to Prongo.com! We’ve created an engaging and interactive periodic table designed especially for curious kids and their parents. Our goal is to make learning about the 118 elements fun, accessible...

Category - Ages 9-12

Ages 9-12

Many young people between the ages of nine and 12 will: move towards freedom as they move towards the middle/junior high school. Continue to improve decision-making skills as they become more autonomous. Start dreaming about future jobs and professions.