A game to review any topic

Posted on by Priscille d'Arifat-Koenig

Toss upIn my last post I shared a few simple games that doesn’t require a lot of preparation and that can be adapted to many different learning situation.

This game here, Toss Up, does require some preparation and can be used to review a topic at the end of a chapter or unit your child is working on. It is one of these games that you can take the time to put together that you can then use many times for any subject or content.

Although the post describes it as a classroom game and with the aim of learning new content, you can easily adapt it for home to help your child revise any lesson.

Changes I would bring when playing this at home with one or two children only:

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Games that you can adapt to many learning situations

Posted on by Priscille d'Arifat-Koenig

game-characters-622658_640Often, when I suggest using games to improve learning, many parents first believe that coming up with a game for every learning situation is something very hard to do.

Well, first of all, every learning situation doesn’t require a game and games don’t have to be used every single time you want learning to take place.

Secondly, games are actually not that hard to come up with and are even sometimes very easy to prepare and set up.

Here are some games that you can actually adapted to many different learning situations and that are very easy to set up.

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