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Save energy at home
- 4-7s, 7-11s, 11-14s
- Energy
Check out these top tips and facts to help you save energy at home.
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13 Squander Street
Can you help to save energy at 13 Squander Street? The place is filled with monsters turning things on and wasting electricity! Find the items wasting energy, turn them off and capture the Money Monsters. The more you catch the longer you’ll have in the bonus rounds!
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- Age groups: 7-11s, 11-14s
- Subjects: Science, Environment & society
- Topics: Energy
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