So, I decided to check out what Canva’s AI knows about Hexagonal Thinking and Tuck by giving it the challenge of creating an interactive drag and drop activity for students that would allow them to move the hexagons around and connect them.
GenChess: Design Your Own Virtual Pieces My latest curated list of chess resources was in 2020 and, predictably, some of the links no longer work. I updated that post accordingly, and now I have something else to add! GenChess is a fun Google Labs Experiment that uses the power of AI to allow the user … Read more
Outnumbered offers a lot of opportunities for strategizing, but all of the players are working together, making this an entertaining way to practice mental math skills without the anxiety.
It’s difficult to find games that you can break out at a party attended by different age groups and start playing immediately, but Kluster is a good addition to that category.
One of my favorite gift recommendations this year: Boop. from Smirk & Dagger Games! Great for home or the classroom!
Deduckto is one of those games that takes a moment to learn, only about 15 minutes to play, and then you want to play it again because you think you’ve learned some new strategies that will surely help you win this time…