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The Incredible Power of Homeschooling with Games

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Today, I’d like to talk about the incredible power of homeschooling with games and play-based learning. If you’re looking to add more fun to your homeschool routine by incorporating educational games and interest-based learning into your daily routine, or if you’re a homeschooler looking for more support and connection in these post-2020 times, you’re going…

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Why You Should Keep Playing Games with Teens (and how to make it work!)

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A question I hear a lot is about gameschooling and teens. Is it possible to really continue to play games with our teens and have it “count” for learning? I asked my sweet friend Mary, a creative homeschooling mom of teens and the owner of Celebrate A Book to share her thoughts with us. As…

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How can I make our homeschool more fun?

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Have you ever asked yourself, “How can I make our homeschool more fun?” Would you like to add more smiles and laughter to your homeschool day? Well, I have some tips and tricks for you. And, trust me, it’s worth giving these tips a shot. Think about it… If homeschooling is more enjoyable, it’s automatically…

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What Gameschooling An Only Child is Really Like

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One of the questions I am often asked is, “How do I homeschool with board games when I don’t have enough players? How do I gameschool with an only child?” The good news is, Jessica Waldock, from The Waldock Way, has agreed to share all of her best tips and tricks with us (including her…

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On paper clips, paper airplanes, and play…

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When my oldest was in public kindergarten, he used to smuggle mass quantities of paper clips to school.  Yes, paper clips. He collected paper clips of all colors, shapes, and sizes. And he loved nothing more than to fidget with them. He’d connect them and make shapes and numbers and words. He would give these…

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Gameschooling for the Mom who Doesn’t Like Playing Games

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Using games to fuel learning has so many benefits for kids. But what about gameschooling for the mom who doesn’t like playing games? My friend, Amy, is here today to share her love of learning, but not necessarily love of games.  Can I tell you a secret? I might need to whisper so the whole…

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