Category: Critical Thinking Activities
This is a series about the logic and critical thinking games we play in our homeschool. We have a table in our homeschool room and I rotate in new games a couple of times a week. These are all games we’ve acquired for schooling (I haven’t received them to review). Back in September I explained… Why games? They’re fun. They can be challenging and helps kids (and adults!) apply creative...
This is a series about some of games we include in our homeschool. Set is a fast paced card game that requires the players to think quickly and logically. Set is a fairly easy game to learn to play and can be played by one or more players. To play, we laid out twelve cards. Each card contains one of three symbols (squiggles, diamonds, ovals) in varying numbers (up to three),...
Sorry, I had to bump this post back a day because I wanted to honor the mission team from the Mars Exploration Program – and talk about how we (the public) have benefited from the technology spinoffs we derived from the space program. Now on to logic games! This is a series about some of logic and critical thinking games we include in our homeschool. You can see the first...
Wednesday’s Games: Last year I wrote a post about how we added in some critical thinking activities into our homeschool. This year I’ve made a special point to add in some logic and thinking games into our week as well. This is a series about some of games we include in our homeschool. We have a table that serves as our games table (the table with the red and white...
Earlier this semester my friend and I were chatting about math. She said that every Friday they include some critical thinking activities. I thought that was a terrific idea and back in late February I ordered some materials. We added some of these activities into our schedule as well. We generally include critical thinking once a week, but sometimes we skip a week depending on our schedule. Sudoku: The kids...