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To say that Noah loves games would be a huge understatement. Noah adores games. He would play all day long if that were a possibility. Current favorites include Go Fish and High Card (which I like playing) and chess (which I do not).
For our spring session, I decided to tap into this enthusiasm with a few learning games, and Sum Swamp is definitely a winner. Players roll three die - two containing numbers and a third containing plus and minus signs. Formulate the die into a math problem, and when you figure out the answer, move ahead that many spaces. Special squares also utilize knowledge of even/odd numbers and introduce the concept of negative numbers.
So far, learning games have been a big hit! He can't wait to play, and I love watching him learn.
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