WHY YOU MUST ASK?? MOUSTACHE?
Well, check out all the positives board games provide! During choice time, students sometimes get caught up with the same games or activities every week - which is okay when love what they're doing.... but .....our Monsters are encouraged to explore and take risks and try new things!Here are a few shots (and educational highlights) from our Board Game Friday on January 23rd:
- they felt proud that they had this game to share with their peers
- they could talk about the game, describe the rules, explain what happens if, etc.
- sharing with others & providing a fun experience for their peers For students who were enjoying the board games:
- they learned how to play something new / acquire a new skill
- trying something new / taking risks
- encouraged students to play with different kids (mixed groups)
- assist in cleaning up (providing help and support to student who brought the game)
- active listening
- thanked the students who brought in their game to share with others
For all students:
- positive social play and interaction
- sharing
- respect for other peoples' property
- turn taking
- learning how to agree, disagree, ask questions, seek clarification
- learning new skills required by the game (counting, problem solving, critical thinking, etc).
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