Gameschooling Logic & Critical Thinking | Logic & Critical Thinking Games for Your Homeschool

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[@StopFear]

After the kids play these simpler, beginner games and if they want to get something more advanced they play Chess or Go because if the kid starts to really like either of those, and perhaps becomes good at it, they can at least continue playing and later attend tournaments. The existing history and culture surrounding these games make playing them more worthwhile.

[@arkadyFM]

I absolutely LOVE this series of videos! We like to play a lot of games in our homeschool, too, but there are quite a few of these that I hadn't heard of. Thank you for putting together such a well organized summary of the games your family enjoys the most. Even though I homeschool 3 children (ages 10, 7, and 4.5), it's nice to have single player games because sometimes I need a challenging game for the 10 year old while I work with the 7-year-old, or vice-versa. One game you didn't mention that we love is Scarabya - similar to the Kanoodle ones, but with a "trapping scarabs" theme and very pretty graphics. The travel Tangram with magnetic pieces also gets used quite a bit still, as well as a game called Hi-Q (similar to the froggy jump one you showed). For travel we also like Coggy because it only has two components so it's harder to drop it, yet there are still a lot of challenges. I know that doing one of these series every year would be too challenging (and possibly the list of games would not change all that much in one year), but a short recap of new favorite games of the year, posted around the November timeframe, would be veeery helpful for Christmas shopping!

[@stephaniemartin395]

Blink is our absolute favorite game to play. It is so fast and easy for all of the kids. I have added so many games to our Amazon list from your videos.

[@kellistanford2604]

i love this series!! i recently also saw the 1-2 player one from 6 months ago. thank you!!! we also love karuba, citadels, quacks of quedlnburg, draftosaurus

[@rhondabenz3810]

When you list off all the games you have...like the versions of Clue...it blows my mind to think of organization and storage.

[@HomeLifeWithLove]

I have been playing No Stress Chess with my 9yr old. We played one game with the cards and decided it was really annoying to let the cards decide where we moved. After that, we just laid out one card for each unique piece so we could be reminded of how they move, and played regularly. It’s a good starter set. I like that the position of the pieces is printed on one side of the board.

[@cfoster0212]

I absolutely love that you have shared your favorite games again. I have a never ending wish list of games now lol. Its perfect though because Emily is just a little older than my oldest and your last set of videos was done when Emily was about the age that my middle daughter is now so I am loving seeing what my girls might really enjoy at their current age and then even more I am loving that I saw some of the same games in both videos and there are some games that can be equally challenging for both of my girls and be still able to be played together. That is hard to find with the 3 and a half year gap between them at the ages they are right now so I am Beyond Grateful for these videos. THANK YOU!!

[@AmberGates]

We really enjoy Story Time Chess.

[@carmenkloppers6334]

Thank you Jessica for all these wonderful recommendations, really fantastic!

[@myunexpectedhomeschool]

Thank you! Just added a bunch of games to our Christmas lists 🎄

[@Aaron.estrela4196]

We love spot it! It's one of the best games and my 3 and 6 year old play it together independently all the time. I didn't know they had so many versions.

[@crystalmiller7867]

Logic games is where we stock up for sure!! Thanks for the additional ideas

[@bethanypetersen7005]

I've been loving these daily videos! Thank you!

[@indigoinkboutique8676]

Thank you so much for breaking all the games down as single player or multi-player. I also have only one child and it is important to us for her to have games, especially logic games to play by herself. Your video has been super helpful!

[@thetherapymama6404]

I loved this series. Thanks for sharing!

[@Creative2xmom]

I totally have Cat Crimes on my Christmas list for my son. Love these game schooling videos.

[@discipleoftruth1985]

My kids love to play phase 10!

[@macaronimamadp4545]

Thank you!

[@lvlc5]

My son says.. I loke this lady and I loved all the games she showed... he has no idea I get all my ideas of educational gifting from you. 🤣🤣🤗😉

[@FeReads]

All games can be educational I know, but can you do a video of your top 5 or 10 most played just for fun games your family plays?