Put on your cooking wear and you chef hat as in this cooking game you will prepare one great meal called Pineapple Fried Rice, inspired by the Asian cuisine and you will need to follow the few instructions given to make sure that it ends up just perfect.

Here comes an engaging challenge for poker masters and math geniuses alike - can you compose equations which give 24 by mixing arithmetic signs and brackets with playing cards? At each round of the game you will be given 4 randomly dealt cards, as well as the arithmetic signs of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, plus a pair of brackets. The cards carry numerical values same as their numbers, and A equals to 1, J equals to 11, Q equals to 12 and K equals to 13. Click and drag all of the cards to the blackboard underneath, then click to choose suitable arithmetic signs at the bottom left corner to compose a formula that gives 24. You may rearrange the positions of the components on the blackboard by dragging them. When you have finished the task, click the Submit button at the bottom right corner to check whether the formula is valid. If your formula is not correct, you need to rearrange the components again in order to proceed. Each round you will be given 60 seconds to complete the formula, as indicated by the timer at the top right corner of the blackboard. When time is up, a possible answer will be shown but you will be deducted 3000 points. Transform your hand into equations through arithmetic tricks!

The task used is called N-Back. N-back is a memory test where n refers on how many previous stimuli must be remembered. A lot of people report numerous benefits after playing the "Step Back", such as: - easier get a hold of a discussion - better verbal fluency - faster reading with better understanding - better concentration and focus - better dream recalling - improvements in piano playing All these benefits (and there are many others) were taken from the real peoples' feedbacks on the N-Back task training.

Solve the numer riddle and form your words. Write the first letter of each picture in black spaces to form the word. To select any letter in alphabets click on the letter.

Mrozinsky's World Countries Quiz is a unique educational game that's perfect for geography learning. The main objective is guessing the names of countries, capitals and flags. Features: * The game includes all of the countries of the world * Large world map (4400 pixels wide and 2300 pixels tall) * Three game modes and additional passive learning mode * Names of countries and capitals translated into 9 languages * Additional information about each country (population, population density, area) * 8 selectable sets of countries