11 Social Distance Games FREE
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Author/Source: Nicki Straza
Topic: Social Distance Games for Ministry and School
If you're looking for a fun way to get your kids involved in service, then you need to have games available! During this time of masks and distancing, you need games that will keep the kids safe while having fun! 11 Social Distance Games can be played using social distance or even virtually during Zoom-type calls.
All the supplies used in this game book will be common household items that you as a teacher will have and your students are likely to have as well.
Teaching kids HOW to think, not just what to think, is a significant key for teachers and leaders. Many of these games have hashtags like #review #evaluate #debrief #reflection #discussion. Use these games to challenge thinking, create discussion, or practice observation and evaluation. You can also use these games to review course material, test for understanding, and deep dive into ideas like those listed in the topical association list. Who said games ever had to be shallow time-fillers?
Great for kids in grades K-8
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If you enjoyed 11 Social Distance Games, there are more where they came from! Don't miss Nicki Straza's book of games for kids, 88 Games with 8 Objects, available in the Kidology Store!
This book will provide you hours of games you can play with your kids. The way the book is organized is pretty cool, too. Don't miss the cool #hashtag feature in the PDF. You can search any of the key #hashtags to jump to just the right idea! Teaching on Cooperation? Just use your Find tool and search for #cooperation - and POOF, you find games that require kids to cooperate with each other.
Leaders and teachers everywhere will be using this book to better connect with kids, enhance their lessons, and simply have more fun teaching! Suitable for use in church, schools, homeschool, clubs, and anywhere else kids play games! Subjects can include Bible, math, science, history, English, or any other subject you need to review, practice, or otherwise engage the kids in. The games are theologically neutral so they can be used in any environment, whether a church or a public school.
