If you're a frequent reader on this blog, you know I'm a big fan of games for learning. On a fairly regular basis, I've been talking about different games we've used in our schoolwork, and who those games work best for, but it's never been an organized effort. This … [Read more...]
Welcome to the Dungeon card game
While as a general rule, our family likes to play very complex games (as I'm writing this, we've spent the past several days putting together and playing a new game we backed on Kickstarter), occasionally I like to have a short game to play. This could be a great gameschooling … [Read more...]
Math Gameschooling
Math is probably the easiest skill to work on in gameschooling. Almost every game has dice involved and you’re having to do simple addition in your head. Because of that, I’m going to leave out obvious ones like Clue because it does not specifically work on a math … [Read more...]
Small World game review
For years I had exactly zero interest in playing Small World because I kept being told, "It's Risk with fantasy races," but after rather terrible experiences playing Risk with my brother in high school, I really did not want to play it more. Then someone said, "No Ticia, it's an … [Read more...]
Cthulhu Death May Die game review
Okay, every time I type up this game name, I have to double-check my spelling of Cthulhu because I always am sure I've spelled it wrong. Cthulhu Death May Die has been played heavily by my family for the past three months. Maybe even more, it's been a fun bit of gameschooling as … [Read more...]
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