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You’re invited to the…
3-Day Play and Learn Board Game Challenge
for parents, educators, and therapists
(and anyone wanting to explore game-based learning)
You will be included when the challenge runs again. By signing up for this challenge, I’ll also add you to my mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Board games can revolutionize learning experiences by combining learning with play.
In the Play and Learn Board Game Challenge, we ease into game-based learning and discover how it complements modern teaching and therapeutic practices. It’s not more work—it’s the same effort with a fresh approach! (And we could all use an injection of something new and exciting, right?)
Each day of the challenge will be filled with practical tips to take you step-by-step through using board games in your homeschool, classroom, or therapy practice.
Sign-up for this 3-day challenge.
I will guide you step-by-step in choosing a suitable board game, developing a plan, and implementing and reviewing the learning.
Great to use with one or a group of players. For all subjects and grades.
(The best part? You can repeat the tips learned in this series for future board game sessions!)
By joining this challenge, you’ll gain:
Three days of emails linking you to content in my brand new Educator’s Lounge.
An audio and PDF resource each of the three days.
Homework assignments to help you plan a board game session you can implement the next day
A deeper understanding of the educational value of board games.
Practical strategies to engage learners and enhance their learning experiences.
Access to fillable and downloadable PDFs you can reuse for additional games you use throughout the year!
Shake up learning with board games!
You will be included when the challenge runs again. By signing up for this challenge, I’ll also add you to my mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time.
I’m Gabriella Volpe, B.Ed.
I am an educational consultant, licensed teacher, and disability advocate.
