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Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from January 25, 2016 “Karma Doesn’t Miss You” that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. There is a funny sign going around on the Interwebz Hey, Karma – […]
Throwback Thursday: Karma Doesn’t Miss You
Life is hard enough without having to install software. That’s why we’re making more and more of our games playable at the click of a button. No, seriously, it’s that easy. Check it out below. MAKING CAMP: OJIBWE (Grades 3-4) Click here to play MAKING CAMP OJIBWE now! (It’s free!) […]
Just Click and Play, It’s That Easy
Indigenous Peoples’ Day has supplanted Columbus Day in an increasing number of cities around the country. It’s certainly commendable to see a shift away from a “holiday honoring” the man, who while not solely responsible for the genocide of indigenous peoples certainly played a key role in paving the way […]
Classroom Resources for “Indigenous Peoples’ Day” and Any Other Day
As I said in the previous post, problems with teaching pre-teens math at home can be broadly broken down into two parts, getting your child to DO math and getting your child to LEARN math. Today, we’re going to look at the second part. Let’s talk about word problems. Personally, […]
Not everyone hates word problems
Do you have a problem getting your pre-teen to do math? Over the next few weeks, we’ll be giving you some strategies for the most common challenges. Broadly, these can be broken down into two, getting your child to DO math and getting your child to LEARN math. Let’s look […]
Math without Tears, Problem 1: The attention span of a ...
Yes, Irma the Intern may be back in Kansas but I found this draft of a blog post that never got published, so enjoy. Yes we create awesome games that teach math, indigenous history, Spanish, and English! But there’s more to us as a company than the average would person […]
Top 3 Videos from 7 Gen Games TV
Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from November 23, 2014 “Family Time and Mental Health” that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. We had a baby shower at my house today for Maria and […]
Throwback Thursday: Family Time and Mental Health
I’ve been back from Chile for a week, presented at one conference on Native American special education, in New Mexico, was home two days and then got on a flight to Grand Forks, North Dakota. On my flight from Los Angeles I opened an email saying our paper had been […]
Education is the choice that gives youth choices
It’s that time again, it’s time for this week’s Freebie Friday! Today’s freebie is clip art of the mom character in Spirit Lake. You can use the character clip art in lessons to represent Native Americans more accurately. You can view and download the clip art here. We like to […]
Freebie Friday: Spirit Lake Clip Art
Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from August 22, 2016 “This I Believe: Values” that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. I was going to write about judo tourism, but something else has been […]
Throwback Thursday—This I Believe: Values
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