Critical thinking activity worksheet guiding students to explore and reflect on educational games.

Since this is an open-ended activity that requires you to play specific online games, I cannot play them for you. However, I can provide a sample completed worksheet using two popular types of critical thinking games often found on educational sites (like "Memory Match" and "Sudoku").

You can use this example as a guide to write your own answers after you play the games on the website listed in your instructions.

Sample Completed Worksheet

Name: [Your Name Here]

1. Games that I chose to play:
I chose to play "Memory Match" (a card matching game) and "Kid Sudoku" (a number puzzle game).

2. Skills involved in playing each game:
For Memory Match, I used my memory skills to remember where the cards were located after flipping them over. I also used focus to pay attention to every move so I wouldn't forget a pair. For Kid Sudoku, I used logic and problem-solving. I had to look at the rows and columns to figure out which number was missing without repeating any numbers. It required careful planning.

3. How well I like the game:
I liked Memory Match because it was fast-paced and fun to try to beat my previous score. It felt good when I found all the pairs quickly. I liked Kid Sudoku even more because it felt like a real challenge. It made me think hard, and I felt very smart when I finally filled in the last box correctly. I would recommend both games to my classmates.