There were a few games I played in Elementary school, provided by the school or a teacher, they got new computers running Windows and there were a few video games.

If anyone knows the name of these games I'd be grateful.

!: A first person point and click using 3D graphics. You had a candle on the top of the screen. There were kids turned into monsters. There were multiple locks, 5 I think. it's night time and the moon is in full view from the start. A bit of detail is you could view the monster kids who did have animations when you clicked on them. One was a werewolf and another was a variation of the Frankenstein monster but had a syringe fused to their head.

2: A scientist is conducting an experiment while he has a machine connecting his head to a mouse. The experiment results in both the scientist and mouse getting their brains synchronized. The mouse ends up being a projector of the scientist, with hair and mustache. There's an assortment of games to help sort their minds. I remember playing this one the most.

3: A puzzle with hazards. You play a sprite that is at risk of dying if the wrong move is done. One death is an enemy taking their hands and running them down the player, slicing the player in two, then the player disintegrating before the level restarts. It was a top view game for MAC but it's possible there was a PC version. Small sprites on a platform level.

That's all I've got for now.

Number 2 sounds like The Lost Mind of Dr. Brain. Check this screenshot: https://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/lost-mind-of-dr-brain/screenshots/gameShotId,141412/

Hm,...sounds like this: JumpStart Adventures 4th Grade: Haunted Island
(GOG is messing up the links again)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLZDybmcbQM (Walkthrough)

Quote "The user has a limited amount of "health," which is indicated by a candle in the upper left hand corner of the screen. Health is depleted through answering Repsac's questions incorrectly and is indicated by the candle burning down. If the candle burns out, the user is cast into the island's labyrinth, which contains a "fountain of health" that will cause the candle to reburn and, eventually, grow back to its original size. However, finding one's way out of the labyrinth is difficult. A peaceful schoolhouse with white picket fences are shown in the beginning with pleasant music. Suddenly, lightning flashes, and the schoolhouse and the fences take on a twisted shape. Inside, the substitute teacher named Ms. Grunkle, who is really a witch, casts a spell on a frightened girl named Zev Cosmo. Although Zev's face is blacked out when the effects take place, we can see her turning into a monster. The same thing happens to Wolfgang, then Albert Brayne. Then a half-dozen of frightened students named Violet, Jane Plain, Penny Scilin, James, Tiffany, Stanley ZeBlucky, and Joe are all turned into monsters one-by-one.
The player also must collect 25 keys in order to reach the attic, where the kids are being held"