We’ve long said that teachers are lucky if they’re able to use board games for teaching. There are so many options that cover everything from science to history to language and a lot in between. Sometimes it’s about thinking outside the box. The Million Dollar Doodle by Flying Leap Games is one such example. While it’s a game, it lends itself to the classroom because it involves springboarding someone else’s idea. We included The Million Dollar Doodle in our guide to party games because it is a party game. But we think it would make an awesome gift for a teacher on your shopping list! Pick up a copy for them and enter this giveaway so you have a copy for yourself if you win!
I would like to see Jeopardy played.
I think the Scattergories Games are good ones for the classroom.
Blank Slate – The Game Where Great Minds Think Alike
Apples to Apples would be good for the classroom
Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit .
headbands is a good thinking description game
Exhibition 20th Century
Jeopardy, Trivia Games, Password, GREAT games!! Even Scrabble would work for a smaller Spelling/English-Grammar group
ANY MATH OR QUESTION THAT REQUIRES YOU TO THINK TO ANSWER.
I’d like to see more strategy type games like Catan!
Scrabble and Trivia Games
I recently got a game called Poetry Slam which I think could work well in a classroom.
I loved Trivial Pursuit growing up. I think that game for a specific class and age group will help kids want to gain more general knowledge.
All sorts of trivia options, for one thing. Risk can teach strategy. D&D can help explore social skills and decision making….
Strategy games
Strategy or STEM oriented games
Scrabble, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune-games they can learn from while playing
Strategy games
brain games