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Are you looking for gameschool resources?
I've got you covered! I'm sharing the best games on the market today, organized by academic subject and category.
Plus, everything you need to get started. From where to begin, to building your game closet, to organization, to growing little gameschoolers, to sibling squabbles and board flipping and so much more!
Gameschooling by Academic Subject:
Art & Music
The best games to supplement your art and music curriculum.
Little Ones: Gateway Games
Kiss Candyland goodbye and say hello to these favorites for little ones!
Coding
Build early programming skills with these incredible games.
Logic
Your family will adore these fantastic logic games!
Geography
Travel the world without leaving your family room!
Math
These stealth math games are sure to be family favorites!
Harry Potter
Yes, it counts. You're in charge, homeschool mama!
Nature
Your family will adore these beautiful nature games!
History
The best history games for your homeschool.
Science
Your little scientists will love these incredible games!
Language Arts
Practice reading, writing, and language arts and have a ball!
STEM
Your little engineers will have an absolute blast with these resources!
Gameschooling by Category:
Card Games
Make memories with these family favorites!
One-Player Games
Keep your child happily engaged and learning with these single-player games.
Cooperative Games
Teach teamwork with these top-rated cooperative games.
Party Games
Your next gathering will be a blast with these favorites!
Funny Games
Warning: These games may induce raucous belly laughter!
Travel Games
Traveling with kids has never been easier! Just tuck these in your bag!
Movement Games
Get those kids up and moving with these fun favorites!
Waterproof Games
Toss these resources in your pool bag, or take them to the beach!
Gameschooling by Age & Grade Level:
Gameschooling
Preschool
Grow little gameschoolers with these preschool resources!
Gameschooling
Elementary School
Homeschooling *can* be almost all fun and games! Check out these resources for elementary school.
Gameschooling
Tweens and Teens
Connect with your tween and teen with these fantastic educational resoruces.
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The Homeschool Sisters Podcast
The Homeschool Sisters Podcast is routinely ranked in the Top 10 in
K-12 Education on iTunes and has reached more than 600,000
downloads around the world!
Subscribe now to discover why thousands of monthly homeschool mama-listeners make space in their day to "chat" with cait and kara!
Gameschooling Episodes from The Homeschool Sisters:
Gameschooling: Learning Through Play
{Episode 11}
Cait is a game-master, Kara wants to be, but things keep getting in the way… like directions. So in today’s episode, Cait shares amazing ideas for adding more games to your days, for both learning and fun. The sisters talk favorite games old and new, games for certain subjects like science and math, why it’s OK to NOT love a game even if everyone else does, and the many, many lessons kids can learn from growing up playing.
Join us as we roll the dice, spin the wheel, and share easy tips for incorporating more games into your homeschool- such a fun way to learn together!
Gameschooling by Subject
{Episode 54}
In this episode, the sisters dive into gameschooling by subject. This is Cait's forte, so Kara does the interviewing, while Cait fills us in on favorite games for each subject.
The sisters also chat about a few popular games, and how games can make all the difference during the holidays. (Games are so hygge!)
