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7 Simple Tips For Gameschooling Children Of Multiple Ages

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Gameschooling is such a great way to make connections while learning at the same time. And it’s a method of learning that we embrace in our homeschool. But what does that look like when you have a larger family of multiple ages? I have one of those families! Four kids ranging in age from 14…

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Gameschooling When Your Children Are At Different Ages And Stages

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Gameschooling when your children are at different ages and have varying interests can be a bit tricky. I am so grateful that my friend, Erin Vincent from Nourishing My Scholar, agreed to join us and share her best practices for helping families who are playing games across ages and stages. I remember my son being…

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Gameschooling and Gifted Children

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Today, I’d like to chat about gameschooling and gifted children. Yes, gameschooling really works for gifted children and teens! I’m permitting you to add more gameschool to your homeschool routine! Playing educational board games with your gifted/twice-exceptional kids can help to fuel learning and boost connection.  Gameschooling and Gifted Children As a school psychologist and…

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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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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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6 Fantastic Tips for Gameschooling with a Big Family

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I am often asked for tips and tricks for gameschooling with a big family. I have three kiddos very close in age and so I do not feel equipped to answer this question. Thankfully, I have a bunch of gameschooling friends with multiple kiddos at many ages and stages. Today, I’d like to welcome June…

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