stand the test of time–do students stay engaged even after playing it over and over. 
offer levels that become increasingly more difficult, providing differentiation for student needs. are not distracting or overwhelming in colors, music, or activity. offer compelling content (this is subjective ‘compelling’ varies teacher-to-teacher and student-to-student). support the ‘4 C’s’–creativity, critical thinking, communication, collaboration. How do you decide what is best for your class? Here are guidelines, culled from top education sites like Edutopia, Google Education, Educational Technology, and EdWeek that are valuable when evaluating any website: 
Each one proclaim s they have the way to teach students while having fun, in ways that are aligned with state and national standards. There are a lot of online math systems to help students through one of school’s toughest subjects (if not science).
Websites–for teachers to build websites.
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