Educational Games

Games are an important part of our homeschool routine here at The Waldock Way. We love learning through gameschooling! Educational games can help keep your middle schoolers engaged and excited about learning. You can use games to teach just about every subject! There are board games and card games kids can play independently or with...

During my workshops about creative homeschooling and living math, I often talk about incorporating games into the school schedule. If your family has an established game night, you probably already know how educational many board and card games really are. Math, language, history, science, logic and so much more can be practiced without your kiddos

Are you looking for some games that you can use whole group to review important content with your class before a test? Check out these 5 engaging games for reviewing!

A fun learning game for kids. BAM! is great for revising facts of all kinds- sight words, phonics, times tables, geography and more! Use at home and school.

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GIANT list of FREE printable board games, organized by subject! You don't have to break bank to have the best board games.

A list of five circle games that are great for elementary music. There are so many concepts you can teach with these games, and the kids will love it!

At first glance, piano chords may seem confusing and hard to understand, especially for beginners. But chords are not too complicated, they just take a bit of practice and playing around to grasp them.

Freedom Homeschooling lists free homeschool art curriculum for all grades. Art tutorials, art appreciation, and more!

Learn all the tips and tricks for playing the rhythm chairs game in the elementary music classroom.