First name the waters, then sort them into the great current that ties them together.
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How to play
A blank water map hides the world's oceans and seas. Identify each unnamed body of water, then arrange them into a valid circulation loop so the global current flows.
Type the name of each highlighted ocean or sea
Order the waters into a correct circulation chain (gyre)
A valid loop confirms your sort; an invalid one tells you to keep going
Difficulty sets how many waters appear in the puzzle
Game modes
Daily puzzle, the same waters for everyone that day
Practice, a fresh seed every puzzle
Controls
Desktop: type names into the prompt and drag tiles to reorder the loop
Phone & tablet: tap to type and drag tiles with a finger
Tips & strategy
Nail the named-sea step first, sorting is easier when every tile is labelled
Think geographically: adjacent waters usually neighbour in the loop too
If the loop is rejected, swap the two tiles you're least sure about
What you'll learn
Seven Seas Sort pairs an oceans-and-seas naming quiz with an ocean-circulation sorting puzzle, covering the world's waters.
Skills: oceans and seas, ocean circulation, physical geography
Best for: roughly grades 5–10 (ages 10–16)
For parents & teachers: the world's oceans and how their currents move.
About Seven Seas Sort
Seven Seas Sort pairs an oceans-and-seas naming quiz with an ocean-circulation sorting puzzle. It's an original, free browser game made in-house for PlayPendium.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
