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Category Archives: gaming
Bohnanza Is A Great Game
One of my favorite parts of this past weekend was playing the game Bohnanza. It’s a card game that is all about economics and trading. The idea is pretty simple: you have two fields in which to plant beans. Collecting … Continue reading
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The Lesson of Legotown
Rethinking Schools Online has a great piece about social justice, modeled via a Lego® brick economy. It’s a great read that really led me to think about how children develop their thinking. In times like this I’m happy I’m not … Continue reading
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