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#HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Apollo A Game Inspired By NASA Moon Missions
This week in Homeschool I will be working on Unit Studies/ Lesson Plans for featuring the Solar System. In our HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Apollo A Game Inspired By NASA Moon Missions is the game Charlie has chosen for us to play. Apollo: A Game Inspired by the NASA Moon Missions You are “go for launch!” Apollo is a cooperative strategy game inspired by the NASA moon missions. The year is 1961, President Kennedy challenged the nation to land astronauts on the moon by the end of the decade. Now it’s up to you to walk in the footsteps of NASA’s pioneers and embark on the missions that made history… FOR ALL MANKIND!…
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#HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Fast Flip
Welcome back to our series #HomeschoolWithBoardGames; Fast Flip which is a Blue Orange Games is what I choose for us to play this week. Come and join us. Fast Flip! Get ready to scramble for the match in this crazy fruit salad! Match your fruits to a number, or numbers to a fruit; you don’t know what match you’ll have to find next! Whether you play with the tokens or with the cards alone, all players of any age will be fast flipping for this brain teasing match up. The game comes complete in a tin for your cards and tokens, making it an easy travel item. The magic distribution…
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#HomeschoolWithBoardGames: AMIGO Clack! Categories
Good morning, its been a little bit since I’ve been able to post in our series #HomeschoolWithBoardGames: AMIGO Clack! Categories, Kids Magnetic Stacking Game for Ages 7+. Have you played Clack Categories Game? Even though we’ve had Clack Categories awhile we never played Clack Categories so I can’t wait to get started. Would you like to join us when we play during #FamilyGameNight? AMIGO Clack! Categories, Kids Magnetic Stacking Game for Ages 7+ CLACK! Categories The fast-moving, category-matching, disc-stacking game with a magnetic attraction! CLACK! Categories has all the fast action that has made CLACK! our top-selling game, and the safe magnetic discs connect with the same satisfying “clack.” But…








