School projects are great ways for teachers to assess students’ mastery of overarching concepts in a far more creative fashion than through a summative assessment. To this effect, one truly creative project that can spark students’ imaginations is to assign them the task of creating their own board game. While students may get excited about …
There’s nothing like getting the friends or family together for another weekly board game night! And, if you happen to be hosting this time around, you’ll want to provide plenty of drinks and snacks for your guests to partake in for a fun and comfortable experience. Here, we’ve compiled some of our favorite board game …
For avid board game enthusiasts, there likely will come a time when your collection outgrows your designated game area and requires its own residence. Rather than rent a storage unit to house their mountain of boxes, many people choose to sell their rarely-played or DIY games online. However, the shipping costs for board games are …
Board games are one of life’s truly great pastimes, a way to bring family and friends together through competitive fun. However, if you are a particularly zealous board game enthusiast, there may come the point when you have played every game in your rotation so many times that you need to concoct your own blend …
In the modern era, some of us are sick of looking at screens. Yet, at the same time, we’re looking for something different. That’s where life-sized board games come in. Sure, you could settle for regular old board games and fiddle around with a bunch of little pieces that you’ll eventually lose. But why not …
There may come a time when you have to make a board game for a school project, be it for English, math, science, or even history! Despite the subject it’s for, the first thing you’ll want to do is think about your goals with this game. Are you looking to present information in a new …
You’ve likely heard of board games like Monopoly, Chutes and Ladders, and Candyland. But have you ever heard of Senet? This ancient board game was popular in Egypt circa 2600 C.E. While its rules are still up for debate, one thing is for sure: board games have been around since the dawn of civilization. And …