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Feb. 19, 2020

Top Ten Educational Games for Families

By Deana Wood

If I listen really hard, I can hear the sound of dominoes being mixed up on a wooden dining table. I vividly remember my parents, aunt and uncle, and grandparents having regular game nights. The dominoes game of 42 was … Continue reading →

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Aug. 12, 2019

10 Fun Games to Make Discussion Questions & Vocabulary Memorable

By Laura Booz

To help your child comprehend and digest Readers and Read-Alouds, Sonlight Instructor’s Guides (IGs) are packed with vocabulary enrichment and discussion questions. These help us to teach our children goodness, truth, and beauty with each and every lesson. Look these … Continue reading →

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Jul. 2, 2013

Life's Top 5 Regrets and How Not to Have Them

By Luke

I wish I hadn't worked so hard. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends. I wish I had let myself be happier. I wish I'd had the courage to express my true self. I wish I'd lived … Continue reading →

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Aug. 15, 2012

Failure is Okay on the Road to Mastery

By Luke

I really liked the video in Suji's post Learn. Fail. Repeat. Paul Anderson played video games in '80s. And now, as a teacher, he's learning to apply what he learned from games to his classroom. I've written about gaming before … Continue reading →

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May. 4, 2012

Spontaneous Vocabulary Practice

By Luke

I'm not sure how it began. Suddenly we were spouting every word we could think of that started with the letter b: brains, bed, brix, blunderbuss, backwards, ballerina, bellicose, buffoon, bin, bobbin, birch... Yes, we're nerds. But we were having … Continue reading →

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