Board Games
Whose turn is it?
Play with friends. In a fun-filled environment, we provide a space that fosters social interaction. Playing games with friends old and new, our students spend time with like-minded peers who share in their interests.
Train your brain. Boardgames exercise a variety of cognitive skills. Observation, memory, numeracy, and deductive reasoning are all called into play as students learn to develop their overall “game sense.”
Work together. Boardgames exercise a variety of cognitive skills. Observation, memory, numeracy, and deductive reasoning are all called into play as students learn to develop their overall “game sense.”
The games we play.
Our instructors select games that are age-appropriate, easy to learn, popular and (most of all) fun. On a one-week-to-learn and one-week-to-play schedule, students try several fantastic games, such as Code Names, Coup, Telestrations, and more.
Curriculum notes.
Our instructors teach a variety of age-appropriate games. They may include:
- • Love Letter - a fast-paced card game of risk and deductive reasoning
- • Coup - a social deception game of bluffing and hidden rules
- • Code Names - a co-op game of word clues and deductive reasoning
- • Telestration - a humorous, drawing-based game of broken telephone
- • Onitama - a strategic, chess-like game
- • Splendor - an engine-building and resource management game
Available as Lunch and After-School Clubs.
Our Clubs are run as extracurricular programming in schools across southern Ontario. With exciting subjects, engaging instructors, and hands-on activities, this program offers educational experiences beyond the school curriculum. Learn more>
Available as In-Class Enrichment.
This program, delivered in-school during class time, has been designed to supplement and extend Ontario school curriculum. Our experiential mode of instruction brings unique activities into any classroom, resulting in meaningful and memorable learning outcomes. Learn more>
Grade 2 to grade 8.
Available in English and French.
