Colonial Williamsburg Third grade Games

Your child gains familiarity of colonial occupations as well as spatial reasoning skills by completing challenge along the way of delivering a midnight message.

Your child learns more about life in Colonial America by exploring the famous town of Williamsburg.

Your child learns about life in Colonial America by answering riddles to get through a maze.

Your child develops problem-solving skills by figuring the correct order of steps colonial brickmakers used to make their bricks.

Your child learns about our founding fathers by attributing to them the correct achievements and characteristics.

Your child develops keyboarding skills by typing the right key to stay on beat with the drum.

Your child learns about women attire back in Colonial America by dressing a Colonial American girl paper doll.

Your child practices using context clues to find the meaning on unknown words by choosing the right objects for Ben the colonial apprentice to finish his tasks.

Your child learns about a critical part of American history by freely exploring the Declaration of Independence

Your child expands his or her creativity while learning about common colonial America images by designing a Colonial Postcard.