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Games
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Make
Learning
FUN
For
Homeschoolers
Arithmetic
/
Math
/
Number
Logic
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"24" Game
This
is by
far
our
favorite
math
game.
Each
card
has
four
numbers
on
each
side.
Players
race
to be
the
first
to
figure
out
how
to
make
24 by
using
all
four
numbers
using
adding,
subtracting,
multiplying,
and/or
dividing.
Difficulty
levels
are
indicated
on
each
card
(although
some
"hard"
ones
seem
easy
and
visa-versa).
This
is
the
perfect
game
for
practicing
mental
math
skills!
Ages
8+
Dino Math Tracks Game
Award-winning
game
reinforces
counting,
addition,
subtraction,
and
place
value
skills
with
a
prehistoric
twist!
Children
roll
a
4-digit
number,
then
move
their
dinosaur
species
to
the
appropriate
ones,
tens,
hundreds,
and
thousands
places.
Math
problem-solving
cards
for
various
levels
of
play
add
to
the
challenge.
Ages
6+
Factor Frenzy Game
Find
out
how
well
you
know
your
multiplication
and
division
tables!
Exciting,
fast-paced
game
show
action
keeps
you
on
your
toes
as
you
try
to be
the
first
to
ring
in
the
correct
answer.
Three
games
and
two
levels
of
difficulty
challenge
players'
skills.
Ages
6+
Aunti Pasta's Fraction Game
It's
pizza
time!
Players
first
need
to
sort
pizza
slices
into
wholes,
halves,
thirds,
and
quarter
piles
before
beginning.
This
active,
hands-on
math
game
requires
very
little
reading,
and
is a
great
way
to
introduce
the
concepts
of
pie-chart
fractional
divisions
as
well
as
simpler
fractional
concepts.
Adaptable
for
preschoolers
as
well
as
for
older
siblings,
it's
a
good
choice
for
homeschoolers
or
family
game
night
-
with
pizza
for
dinner,
of
course!
Ages
4+
General
Knowledge
/
Trivia
Blurt!
This
is a
boisterous
word-guessing
board
game
for
the
whole
family.
Comes
with
a
huge
stack
of
two
sided-cards
with
word
clues.
Colorful,
simple,
and
fun!
Recommended
for
ages
10+,
but
our
children
played
at
younger
ages.
There
is a
Junior
version
available
too.
Scattergories
One
of
our
favorite
trivia-style
games
is
Facts
In
Five,
which
is an
old
parlor
game,
no
longer
available
(except
at
garage
sales,
I
suppose).
The
most
similar
game
I
have
found
is
Scattergories,
in
which
each
player
takes
a
category
list
with
12
categories--such
as
vegetable,
state,
presidents,
things
you
throw
away--and
must
write
down
the
name
of
one
item
that
fits
into
each
category.
Sounds
easy
enough
but
each
item
must
begin
with
a
specific
letter
that
is
determined
when
the
20-sided
die
is
rolled.
Your
answer
list
might
be:
rutabaga,
Rhode
Island,
Roosevelt,
rubbish,
etc.
You
get
points
for
each
unique
answer
only,
so
don't
pick
the
most
obvious
words!
Lots
of
fun,
great
for
stretching
brains
and
vocabulary.
Recommended
for
ages
12+
but
our
children
played
at
much
younger
ages.
Visual Brainstorms
One
hundred
cards
include
visual,
logic,
math,
maze,
and
other
brainteasers.
They
are
color-coded
to
indicate
difficulty.
Answers
are
explained
on
back,
with
a
bonus
question
that
frequently
depends
on
visual
clues
you
probably
didn't
pay
enough
attention
to on
front
of
the
card.
This
game
(an
older
version)
continues
to
challenge
our
family,
and
we've
had
it
for
years!
Play
alone,
with
one
opponent,
or in
teams.
This
version
won a
1996
Parent's
Choice®
Honor.
Geography
Which Way USA Game
Based
on
the
popular
Highlights
puzzle
book
series,
this
intriguing
new
game
was
especially
created
for
children
fascinated
by
geography
and
trivia.
Using
skill,
geography
knowledge
and
strategy,
your
object
is to
collect
and
lead
a
crew
of
colorful
characters
across
the
United
States,
by
correctly
identifying
states
based
on
trivia
questions.
The
first
player
to
guide
their
crew
home
wins.
Includes
a
color
reference
book
full
of
hundreds
of
fun
United
States
facts.
For
2-5
players.
For
Age:
7+
Name
That
State
This
game
takes
children
on a
cross-country
trip.
An
entertaining
and
exciting
way
for
the
whole
family
to
learn
locations,
capital
cities
and
scenic
features
of
all
50
states.
Packed
with
fun
facts.
For 2
or
more
players.
For
Age:
8+
Name That Country 
This
game
has
children
spinning
their
way
around
the
world.
An
entertaining
and
exciting
way
for
the
whole
family
to
learn
about
continents,
countries
and
landmarks.
Packed
with
fun
facts.
For 2
or
more
players.
Ages
8+
Take Off!
Our
editors
were
thrilled
with
this
award-winning
Take
Off!
board
game.
It
makes
geography
entertaining
as
players
race
jets
around
this
big
up-to-date
map
on
the
54" x
24"
laminated
playing
surface.
Through
clues,
they
learn
to
identify
cities,
countries,
and
other
information.
Multiple
levels
of
play
for 2
to 6
players.
For
Age:
6+
Great States!
What
is
the
capital
of
NJ?
Where
is
the
Football
Hall
of
Fame?
These
are
just
a few
of
the
hundreds
of
questions
players
are
asked
as
they
adventure
around
the
USA
discovering
state
attractions
and
landmarks,
capitals,
state
locations,
and
more.
In
order
to
answer
the
questions
on
the
cards,
players
must
look
closely
at
the
colorful
USA
map
game
board,
and
become
familiar
with
the
geography
of
the
country.
Ages
7+
Languages
See It And Sign It Game
 
Put
fun
at
your
fingertips
while
learning
American
Sign
Language.
With
ten
different
game
boards,
cards,
and
secret
decoder
lenses,
you
will
learn
how
to
sign
60
words,
the
alphabet,
and
numbers
one
to
ten.
Also
includes
eight
easy-to-remember
guides
and
instructional
DVD
with
demonstrations.
Fun
for
one
or
more
players.
Ages
7+
Spanish Bingo
The
whole
family
can
learn
Spanish
letters,
initial
sounds,
and
basic
words
with
this
easy-to-play
bingo
game.
Kids
read
the
letter
on
the
spinner
and
match
it
with
a
Spanish
word
(on
their
bingo
card)
that
begins
with
that
letter.
Three
in a
row
wins!
Includes
four-double-sided
laminated
game
cards,
one
spinner,
and
36
markers.
for
2-4
players.
Ages
4+
Spanish Scrabble
This
version
of
Scrabble
is a
real
find
and
highly
recommended
by
those
who
own
it or
have
played
it.
It
assigns
different
letter
values
to
correspond
with
Spanish
language
usage,
and
is
wonderful
for
Spanish
language
learners.
Best
method
includes
having
a
good
Spanish
language
dictionary
on
hand,
such
as
the
Spanish Royal Academy Dictionary,
and
allowing
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