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Math Innovation Network is offering tools and games to educators. Their engaging math tools are ready for in-person, hybrid, or fully remote instruction.
Ready Now Math Distance-Learning Resources
The following 7 Generation Games are Chromebook compatible. MAKING CAMP: OJIBWE (Grades 3-5) In Making Camp: Ojibwe, players practice multiplication and division skills while learning math problem-solving strategies. They’ll also be introduced to Ojibwe history. Earn points by solving math problems and answering social studies questions in the village-building […]
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No matter where you are, there is a unique, universal, and knowledgeable language just about everyone innately knows. This language crosses cultural and language barriers and helps humanity to better understand our environment. That language is mathematics. There are many reasons why knowing math is important. It helps us calculate […]
Math: A Worldwide Language
No one is going to tell you that they don't care about education or that they only want children from wealthy families to succeed ... but what have they really done? At 7 Generation Games, equitable access is part of our design. We make software that can be run by students who have the newest laptop and by those who don't have Internet. Students can learn at their own pace, in their own language and in their preferred learning style.
Walking the Walk: Making Education Accessible
When we heard schools were closing, our first thought was, "How can we help?" So, we made all of our games, apps and other resources free.
When the world closed down, we asked, “What can we ...
Combining Mayan history and math, learn about distributions and Mayan trading with these two videos. An adventure game, included, kicks off the AzTech Games series. Bilingual Spanish-English
Social Studies Meets Math in Today’s AzTech Games Lesson
Students often ask, "But WHY do I have to learn this?" Here are four reasons that learning math, English and history benefits them personally as well as society.
Four answers to “Why do I have to learn this?”
We're looking for outstanding educators to interview as part of our National Science Foundation Innovation Corps project - and where better to find outstanding educators than at NABE?
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Video games have taken over the world of teaching, leading to the emergence of the term based on the game that increases the motivation of the students, which favors that they want to play on a regular basis. Video games not only help us to understand or specifically exercise skills, […]
Video games as a teaching method
Students need to learn more than one subject, they have more than one interest and that’s why the Making Camp series has more than one game. There’s Making Camp Ojibwe, Bilingual, Lakota, and Premium. My personal favorites are the Premium and Bilingual, but that’s just because there’s more learning with words […]
Learning More Every Day with Making Camp
Not too long ago, 7 Generation Games ventured into bilingual games – English and Spanish. From a development standpoint, it was a learning experience in having our games accommodate both languages and flip between English and Spanish in various elements of the game – text, audio, and video. It was […]