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Make it Count! How to Document Gameschooling

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Are you curious about gameschool documentation? I am often asked how to make gameschooling quantifiable so that it “counts” in year-end assessments and portfolio reviews. Today, I’m sharing how to document gameschooling in your homeschool. Now, we all know that gameschooling does count. Play is the language of childhood and children learn through play. Play…

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1st Grade Sight Word Games Your Child Will Love!

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One of the best ways you can help your child learn to read sight words is through engaging and fun educational games. I have pulled together this list of my absolute favorites for 1st grade sight word games your child will love!   A List Of First Grade Sight Words Although I rarely use grade…

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60 Awesome Math Games For Middle School

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Are you homeschooling a tween or teen and looking for the best math games for middle school? Look no further, my friend. I’ve got you covered. As a school psychologist, lifelong gamer, and homeschool mom, I am passionate about play-based learning and gameschooling. I’ve witnessed the educational benefit of games when it comes to learning…

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Playing Games With An Only Child Doesn’t Have To Be Hard

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Gameschooling has been a game-changer for us and we love it! We discovered gameschooling sort of by accident. Our family has always loved playing games together, but using them to teach was a whole different animal. There are lots of myths about gameschooling. For example, there’s a myth that gameschooling is taking the easy way…

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How to Strengthen Sibling Relationships with Gameschooling

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Today, I’d like to welcome Heather Pleier to the site. Heather is a second generation homeschooler raising three amazing kids on Long Island, NY. She blogs at Wonderschooling about curiosity, creativity, and empowering children to discover the world around them. Have you ever wondered how to strengthen sibling relationships with gameschooling? Well, Heather is here…

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Academic Gameschooling: How to Homeschool with Amazing Games

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Academic gameschooling is an actual thing. What if I told you that homeschooling could be almost all fun and games? Would you believe me if I told you that we often over-complicate things? What if I told you that children learn through play and that you could be having a lot more fun in your…

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