Are screens rotting our brains? Well – not when used in moderation. Below are a few examples of learning games that are really fun and also can help strengthen your student’s numeracy and literacy. Stacey recommends exploring these games alongside young learners. They can be fun for everyone!
Of course it’s also important to go outside and touch grass sometimes!
Physical play is really important for learning spatial skills. These are foundational for geometry, Earth science, and geography.
math: sudoku, ken-ken, nerdle
math toys and hobbies:
Sewing such as cross-stitching: it’s cheap and easy to start with the simplest kits and patterns. Parents (or tutor!) should do it alongside young students, however.
Building blocks: Stacey is a big fan of building toys. She recommends the building sets with few specialized pieces, to foster creativity. Things that only fit together in a few ways get boring fast and don’t allow innovation.
