Playing To Learn, Genre: Action

Action games are usually made up of characters that are fighting or engaging in some type of combat. It could be violent combat, or fighting with special abilities or weapons. There can also be war or a good guy fighting the bad guy to save a planet or a person.
1. Game that taught me a new educational skill or gave information on a subject:
           TrapCat because it taught me that we should get a pet and if we do take care of the animal.It also, told me that lots of dogs and cats are being left behind and especially now that the shelters are being overflooded with animals.
2. Game that taught me about a new or existing social issue:
TrapCat because it tells of lonely cats and dogs in the city.Especially when we don't take care of them.
3. Game I liked best:
TrapCat because it taught me about how feral cats and dogs were abandoned an are now in a shelter. Also,because in Austin there's animals running everywhere.It's sad but the game makes it fun to give them at least a place to stay.
4. What happens in the game:
You see all these animals running around.Clicking them is the only way the will trap them and keep them in a stable area.
5. How you play the game: 

You have to click to trap the cat and it counts as a score for everyone you trap including some dogs.It's a quick game but, fun.You get a amount of time and find as many cats as possible.
Tempest in Crescent City
Sigma Prime
Zeitgeist
Didn't load ->up
Notes:
Discovery Channel- Drop the Watts Challenge taught me by guessing what percent of how much we recycle.
Animal Planet-Life or Death Game because it teaches you how to survive in like the jungle,snow,or shipwreck.
Super Chick Sisters had some action but more adventure.