Thursday, May 9, 2024

Fun with Educational Games

We have a massive collection of educational board games, and they are perfect for when a child finishes work and looks up at the clock and there's 5 or 10 or 15 minutes until the next thing (snack, lunch, end of day routines).

I always ask them to think about what would be a good use of their time (handwork, SSR, cursive practice, flashcards, playing an educational game, tidying their space, etc.)

This morning when I woke up, Bella Luna Toys had sent out a new promotional email and there I saw a butterfly wing memory game from Laurence King Publishing. And I thought, wait, Laurence King Publishing has a new memory game? So I went to Amazon and searched Laurence King and guess what happened? There are a LOT of items that I didn't know about!

Here's a list of the ones we have -- and I think they are fantastic -- and the ones that have newly joined my wishlist:


Memory Games


Bingo


Playing Cards


Art History


We have educational games all over the house (pro tip: a linen closet has nice deep shelves and is perfect to repurpose for board games)! There's a board game closet in the upstairs hallway with games that the children can pick from at any time. I also have games that I only pull out when they go with specific main lesson block topics. Math & Science games in the Math & Science room. Language Arts, History, and Geography games in the Library.


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