It's not hard to capture the attention of middle or high school-aged kids when you break out the PlayStation 2 and queue up "Grand Theft Auto" or "Madden NFL 2005," but try to get them to engage in something educational and you may have a challenge on your hands.
Not so with the education simulation "Building Homes of Our Own," which uses the familiar concept of home building to teach math, science, civics, technology and personal financial responsibility, and uses SIM City-like technology to create an interactive learning experience. MORE
New faces in new places
SummerGrove Tour of Homes starts this weekend
Bennett opens Rivoli Mortgage office in Fayetteville
Century 21 agents earn CRS designation
Builders group marks 30 years
Lora's Place II opening in Newnan
Model open in Sheffield Estates
Coldwell Banker agents certified as Negotiation Specialists
Blackmon earns Associate Broker designation
Construction underway in Neal Pointe
McKenzie-Perry opens new model in Monarch Village
Brayson makes ABC list
Knight Group makes ABC list
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Easy button Return it to long suffering taxpayers including those who have paid huge tabs to educate other people's kids…