Juicy Fruits
Juicy Fruits from Capstone Games utilizes a slide puzzle as its core mechanism. By sliding baskets you collect fruit, which is sold to travelers. Juicy Fruits has a unique combination …
Tenpenny Parks
Tenpenny Parks pushes polyomino tile-placement to the next level. If you’re getting bored with the old standbys, Tenpenny Parks does a great job integrating worker placement and in-round competition to …
Dragon’s Breath
Dragon’s Breath is a simple to teach game with quality components, which isn’t surprising considering the track record of the game’s publisher HABA. Dragon’s Breath combines a mix of risk …
Bärenpark
Bärenpark comes from one of our favorite designers, Phil Walker-Harding. Phil’s games work so well in the gameschooling setting because they engage non-gamers and gamers alike. Bärenpark straddles that line …
Picture Perfect
Picture Perfect is a quick-playing spatial puzzle that challenges your memory as you try to meet everyone’s needs. The rules are simple to learn and you’ll be immersed in no …
Welcome To…
Welcome To… is an excellent addition to any classroom and gets everyone involved. Although tabletop games and large classrooms don’t always get along, Welcome To… mends those fences. With this …
MicroMacro: Crime City
MicroMacro: Crime City deals with a trick subject, but the execution is lighthearted. Plus, the designer provides age recommendations for each case included in the game. This game reminds us …
Fossilis
Fossilis is another excellent family game from Kids Table Board Gaming with high-quality production. This game makes you feel like an archeologist sifting through the sands of time with its …
Savannah Park
Savannah Park is another great game from the design duo of Michael Kiesling and Wolfgang Kramer. This game encourages kids to concentrate, process frequently changing information, and flex their spatial …
Cascadia
Cascadia is an approachable thinker’s game full of crunchy choices that are understandable for inexperienced gamers. We love the fun theme and artwork that pulls you into the game and …
Quadropolis
Quadropolis is an abstracted city-building game with rules not entirely based on tile placement. Of course, players score points based on where they place each tile in their cities, but …
Karuba
Karuba is a tile-laying game in which every player gets the same tiles throughout the game. Player choice is the only difference between final scores. The tricky puzzle of Karuba …
Reef
The chunky plastic components in the game Reef elevate this game to the next level. But don’t let the beautiful pieces distract you. Behind the polish is a game with …
Back to the Future: Back in Time
Even if you’re not a fan of the classic 80s movie, Back to the Future: Back in Time is an immersive experience that provides players with interesting choices and unique …
Honga
You can’t always get what you want. However, Honga does an excellent job of forcing your kids to balance what they want to do with what they may need to …
Potion Explosion
Potion Explosion plays like some of the mobile applications that tend to devour the hours of a day. This tactile game uses quality components, including a plastic marble chute, to …
Colt Express
Colt Express looks amazing on the table, but that splendor isn’t just a gimmick. Players must program their movements by playing cards, but they don’t always know their opponents’ plans. …
Periodic: A Game of The Elements
Periodic: A Game of The Elements is one of the unicorns in the field of gameschooling. Not only does this game help kids develop essential skills, but it’s also firmly …
My Little Scythe
My Little Scythe does a fantastic job teaching advanced game mechanisms to young gamers. The production quality is impeccable, and the artwork draws gamers to the table. With an open-ended …