What’s your favorite game (card, board, video, etc.)? Why?
Draw four, Draw some more,
You never know what’s in store,
Can you beat my score?
A TEACHERble Moment on Games
10 responses to “A TEACHERble Moment on Games”
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solitaire
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I’ve played only online. I fear I’m not that good!
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try solitaire bliss the shuffle is very user friendly.
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I will keep this in mind for some downtime! Thanks!🙏🏾
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My father’s side of the family loves Uno. They treat it like Spades. Someone could lose a limb. 🤣😆😂
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Oh my goodness!😂
I love Uno and can attest that limbs may be lost!🤣-
My mom’s side, though?! They’re all about Spades, and serious fights have taken place. 😆🤣😂 I am a Spades lover.
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Loved this! Games aren’t just fun—they teach teamwork, strategy, and resilience. A great reminder that play is a powerful learning tool.
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Thank you so much! I agree with your perspective on games! While we have fun playing them, we definitely build a ton of skills along the way that are beneficial. How cool is that?!✨
I play numbers style UNO. Draw fours and wild are 50 points. Reverse skips draw twos are worth 20 points. Alot of intense battles
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