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…
Games can make learning about the 50 states a lot of fun. If you remember lots of boring worksheets and flashcards about the states from your elementary school days and you’re looking for something a lot more engaging, you’re in the right place! Get ready to explore the states with games, apps, and unit studies…
Games have been a big part of our family long before we even considered homeschooling. Games are an excellent way to spend quality time together as a family. “Gameschooling” is something that I did not find valuable to our homeschool in the beginning. I found games valuable to our family culture but not to academics….
This year, we have focused a lot on teaching critical thinking skills and logic in our homeschool. Logic games are a fun and easy way to approach learning these skills together. There are so many fun logic games out there! Adding logic lessons to your homeschool study encourages kids to think critically, shows them how…
Have you fallen into the habit of box-checking in your homeschool? It’s an easy thing to do and we have all been there. It’s usually about this time of year when the newness has worn off and we start just checking boxes on our homeschool to-do list while we wait for Summer. A great way…
Gameschool your way through the holidays with us this year! I’m very excited to show you how we use games to keep learning through the holiday season. It’s how we check off all the boxes and still have fun connecting and making memories together. You won’t want to miss all our favorite math games for…
Teaching our homeschoolers to spell can be quite a challenge! Fortunately, there are lots of fun spelling games for 2nd graders you can use to learn through play this year. Spelling games make learning to spell a lot more fun for kids. I can still remember spelling bees and writing my spelling words over and…
There is power in learning through play in your homeschools. If you are looking to add a little more fun and creativity to your learning, this guide to games for every subject in your homeschool has everything you need. We love gameschooling because it keeps our daughter engaged and teaches skills through real life application….
Are you excited about the holidays? It’s definitely my favorite time of year. We take a more relaxed approach to homeschool through the season and incorporate lots of gameschool techniques along the way. Want to learn more about how we homeschool through the holidays and discover some of my favorite games to play during Christmas?…
We all want our children to love school and love learning. We hope that they will become lifelong learners who study and pursue their interests with passion. Incorporating games into your homeschool on a regular basis is one way you can help make that goal a reality. Games are an important way we can encourage…
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