Holiday Giveaways 2021 – The Million Dollar Doodle by Flying Leap Games
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