Teach history with games? Yes! There are so many games that teach history out there, see some Homeschool Gameschool's favorite!
What is Gameschooling, you may ask? Gameschooling is a term used to describe the act of using games as a tool for education. This approach to learning has gained popularity in recent years, as more parents and educators recognize the benefits of incorporating play into the classroom. Games can be used to teach a wide range of subjects, from math and science to history and language arts.
While most coding games have limited playability, Hacker differentiates itself by teaching codingm hacking, and reprograming!
Games are not only great for learning but they were going to be ESSENTIAL in our homeschool. Here are the top 50 games for language arts.
So you know homeschooling, worldschooling and unschooling. Maybe you've heard of hackschooling or gamification... So what is gameschooling?
Games are not only great for learning but they are ESSENTIAL in our homeschool. Here are the top twenty five games for science.
Hello, fellow gameschooler! Are you looking for information on gameschooling by subject? Well, you’ve come to the right spot. I have created a list of gameschooling resources by academic subj…
Get a taste of various styles of Home Education with our free gameschooling resource pack. Full of fun homeschool activities, you'll be spoilt for choice!
Spirits of the Wild is a strategy game that is well-loved in the Gameschooling world. Learn why it's such a good Gameschooling choice!
Learn how to Gameschool for free! 30 days of themes, 90 game suggestions, and 50 extended learning lesson ideas- all for free!
After finishing my list for FIAR Vol 1 books linked to games I had a good question from someone: what about my three year old? Would these games work well for her?I know some of the books can work with younger kids, but the games I chose were probably not the best for preschool. So…
Are you looking to incorporate Spanish into your gameschooling? Check out this awesome guide with 10 resources perfect for you!
Today, I am sharing our family’s favorite geography games. When you are finished reading, I’d love for you to share your current favorites! Psst! This post has been updated and exanded.…
I know, I should be including Volume 2 first, and I promise I will get to it. But currently we are working through Volume 3 in our family and I just wanted to share the great games we've been playing! It's been such a great game year, partly because we slowed down and have been…
Today I’d like to chat gameschooling language arts! I’m sharing our family’s favorite reading and language arts games. Playing with language is a huge part of our homeschool routine! These ar…
SearchDo you want to add more fun to your homeschool day, but you’re worried about crossing off all of those homeschool “must-do” boxes?Your homeschool vision didn’t include…
Use LEGO® bricks to teach math concepts! Here are three clever math activities that are perfect for first grade. I’ll describe the activities, and then you can find a link at the bottom of the post to download and print the pages. (Also, I know I’ve done lots of first grade stuff lately, and I’m […]
Learn all about gameschooling and why this fun homeschool approach just might be what your family needs for successful learning at home.
Okay, you guys. The Gameschooling by Age series is finally here. I hope it will help you to select the best educational games by grade level for your homeschool! Over the past several years, I̵…
Games are not only great for learning but they were going to be ESSENTIAL in our homeschool. Here are the top 20 games for geography & history.
