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10 affordable gameschool resources your family will love!

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Let’s chat about affordable gameschool resources, shall we? There is a common misconception among homeschool families when it comes to gameschooling. Many homeschoolers believe that you must have a huge game collection to be a gameschooler, but this is simply not true! You do not need all the games to be a gameschooler, and gameschooling…

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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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