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    #HomeschoolWithBoardGames The Wizard of Oz Emerald City Opoly

    I can’t wait to go to the Toy Store this week to purchase a new Board Game for us to use in our series #HomeschoolWithBoardGames The Wizard of Oz Emerald City Opoly . Each week one of us chooses a new Game. This week its my turn and for #HomeschoolWithBordGames MasterPieces Wizard of Oz is the Game I want to purchase this week. Because we collect Monopoly Games and the Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite movies. Make your way along the YELLOW BRICK ROAD™ to an EMERALD CITY™ adventure! Collect your favorite characters along way, including SCARECROW™, TIN MAN™, COWARDLY LION™, and many others. Avoid the castle…

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    #HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Gridopolis

    This week to give us a break from Traditional Board Games Charlie has chosen Gridopolis to play this week. David is off tomorrow and its when Charlie has decided we should play. I would like to let you know Gridopolis is a 3D Strategy Game & System: The game can be played with 1-4 players. Gridopolis is a Family-Friendly Build & Play Tabletop Game for Adults, and Teens & Kids Ages 8+. For those of use looking for Steam Resources Gridopolis is great STEM resource for learning. As well as for children like Charlie who have trouble focusing and setting still. I believe one we play Gridopolis Charlie and David…

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    #HomeschoolwithBoardGames: Texas Opoly

    Good morning, welcome to our series on #HomeschoolwithBoardGames Late for the Sky Texas-opoly Game. I can’t wait to sit down this week and play with Charlie and David. #FamilyGameNight Late for the Sky Texas-opoly Game Product description Texas themed “Monopoly” style game. Includes sculpted tokens including: oil rig, pepper, football, Longhorn, cowboy boot, laptop. For 2-6 players. Ages 8+. Reading Class: Set the Board game up. Then read the Rule Book to the players. Ask them questions about what you read to them to make sure they comprehended what you told them. Then have them ask you questions about what you read so we know you understand how to play…

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