More interactive than a worksheet
Every screen demands a decision. Students branch the story, see consequences ripple through live metrics, and have to defend what they chose. There's nothing to skim and nothing to copy.
Browser-based simulations, investigations, and interactive tools where students decide, investigate, and build — not just read. Across social studies, ELA, science and beyond, built by a real classroom teacher. No installation, no subscription.
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This isn't a screenshot. Make a choice and watch the consequences move — exactly what your students will do.
More interactive than a worksheet — and your students can't fake their way through a decision.
⤢ Open fullscreenWhy these aren't worksheets
Every screen demands a decision. Students branch the story, see consequences ripple through live metrics, and have to defend what they chose. There's nothing to skim and nothing to copy.
It runs in any browser and drops straight into your LMS with one link. No logins to manage, no app to push to devices, no student data to collect. Setup time: under two minutes.
Every simulation was written, tested, and re-tested in real classrooms — not a content farm. The pacing, the prompts, and the debrief all assume a room full of teenagers and a single class period.
Flagship · New for APUSH & U.S. History
Your class already reads the free, open U.S. History textbook. This is the part it was missing — every chapter becomes five things students do, and all of it auto-grades into your Google Sheet.
How it works
Every simulation is a real Google web app — students play with one link and no logins, and their work auto-saves into your Google Sheet.
From real classrooms
In their words
I'm a huge fan of simulations and try to incorporate them whenever I can — and this one is by far the best I've used. Trying to get 11th graders to do anything near the end of the school year is like pulling teeth, but this investigation was something they took to easily. The delivery was engaging, and the conversations I heard while walking around the room were awesome.
Students had fun comparing their journeys, and I liked that I could track their progress on the provided spreadsheet. It was certainly a level up from Google Form based simulations I've used in the past. I highly recommend!
A great resource to have in class to support my lesson. Thank you!
Super easy to use to discuss the 2008 financial crisis for APUSH at the end of the year.
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