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Review: The Nomadic Professor American History, Parts 1 & 2
The Nomadic Professor American History course is so in-depth and engaging that I have thoroughly enjoyed going through it myself without getting bored reviewing material I am already familiar with.
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Review: Media Literacy
From "doom scrolling" to "fake news" to scams of all kinds--not to mention young children carrying around smartphones from the time they can just barely toddle--understanding the risks we face being online is imperative for all of us.
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Review: Pickagram
Pickagram is a compelling fidget that I love keeping on the side table in the living room. It is appealing to all ages and has great versatility.
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Review: Tecti
Tecti is part brain teaser, part fidget, part construction set, or, as the box says, "an interactive sculpture system that can be assembled and taken apart."
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Game Review: Gnome Sweet Gnome
Gnome Sweet Gnome is a delightful preschool game that helps children practice a variety of developmental skills.
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Game Review: IQ Gears
IQ Gears is not only a fun cognitive challenge but also an intriguing fidget. It's great for all ages...
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Review: Wyoming Wildlife Felting Kit
The Wyoming Wildlife Felting Kit includes all the supplies and tools you need to make three adorable animals: a bear, a rabbit, and a bison.
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Game Review: Abducktion
Today’s review is for Abducktion, a "weirdly strategic duck kidnapping" game for 1-6 players. It is a hilarious strategy game with a strong emphasis on spatial insight and planning.
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Game Review: Not It! The Camping Chaos Edition
I love the compact, take-along-friendly design of this clever game. And since camping trips are often when we find time to play family games, it's fun to have a few games that tie in with the wilderness and camping experience.
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Game Review: Smart Dog
Have you ever watched dogs running through an obstacle course? They are so much fun to watch because the dogs always look like they are having such a good time. That premise for this thinking game makes me smile.
