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Direct linkMcConnell, William J.; Dickerson, Daniel – Science and Children, 2013
One game that seems to intrigue almost any child is Angry Birds, a popular video game available on most media devices in which a player uses a slingshot to hurl small, angry birds through the air in hopes they will knock over pigs resting on complex, destructible structures. Presented in this article is a half-day lesson, in which fourth graders…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Video Games, Elementary School Science, Grade 4
