I coach an improv team and started a spreadsheet collecting the games that we play, some best practices, and variations. Take a look! What should I add?Here’s the link:Zack’s Ever-Growing List of Improv Games That He Likes
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Tag! You’re it!: Why Teachers and Adults Should Join in Tag Games
We all know that play is an essential part of childhood. It’s how kids learn, develop social skills, and have fun. However, when it comes to games like tag, many adults often find themselves on the sidelines, watching kids run and laugh. But what if I told you that teachers and adults can reap numerous…
Play for a Lifetime: How Fun and Games Can Slow the Aging Clock
Play is often associated with childhood, but as we age, it becomes increasingly clear that play should never be relegated to our youth alone. In fact, play can be a powerful antidote to the aging process, offering a wealth of benefits for our physical health, mental acuity, and emotional well-being. Let’s explore how play can…
Unlocking Imagination and Learning: The Classroom Benefits of Role-Playing Games
When it comes to education, innovation often begins with a spark of imagination. One such spark can be found in the world of role-playing games (RPGs), where students become the heroes of their own stories, navigating challenges, making choices, and learning valuable life skills along the way. Let’s explore the many benefits of playing Dungeons…
Play for the Body and Mind: The Many Benefits of Literal Juggling
When we think of play, we often envision children running around, playing tag, or enjoying a game of hide and seek. However, play is not just for kids—it’s a fundamental aspect of human nature that benefits people of all ages. One fascinating form of play that offers a myriad of physical and mental advantages is…
Play in the Classroom: Good for Students, Good for Teachers
Play is an essential tool in any classroom. Learn how play builds connection and strengthens the ability to learn.