Homeschoolers are very resourceful people. They use what they have and use them to their best ability. I know in our home many times people ask us how we use this or that for learning, and we are happy to explain it’s value. I think the main thing that a lot of people miss is that life is learning, and you must use everything in your home for learning otherwise you won’t fully be prepared.THEME
This week I want to invite you to share what different games you use for learning in your homeschool. Outside games, board games, or card games, and what purpose or subject you use them for.
Here is a NEW game for us that we found last Christmas:
American Girl Treasures Game:
Product Description: Journey with the historical American Girl characters across a game board reminiscent of each of their stories and time periods. Players play as one of the characters, collecting keepsakes specific to that character's life and stories. Players draw trade cards and then travel to special "stores" in order to trade for the keepsakes they need. Each player has their own trunk in which to keep their collected items. The first player to collect four of their keepsakes and return home wins! Includes one game board, four trunks, eight American Girl movers, 110 cards and 64 keepsake tokens. For 2 to 4 players.
This game is an interactive way for girls to remember the various items that each American Girl had in the book series. Players learn how to strategize with the game cards in order to collect the "treasures" and advance in the game. (Math Skills come into use) I enjoyed playing the game with my daughters.
I look forward to seeing what everyone else wrote . . . get some new ideas for Christmas.
One REQUEST: We are getting a Wii for Christmas. If you can give suggestions on games that your family enjoys I would be grateful. Also the girls are getting Nintendo DS, any suggestions on games for that as well would be wonderful.
In His Mighty Love,
Trina
