Games That Make You Smarter

Hannah Wren

Since Mother’s Day is this weekend, I was browsing the web for Mother’s Day gift ideas and I came across a list of the most common Mother’s Day gifts by state. In California, the most popular gift is cookies. Seriously Californians, you can’t be any more creative than that? The […]

Give Your Mom a Mother’s Day Gift She Won’t Forget

May 3, 2018 in 7GenGames tagged Mother's Day by Hannah Wren

maria's family — From a kid’s perspective, summer vacation is the best time of year. No school means no homework, which means extra time to goof around. But from a parent’s perspective, summer vacation means having the kids home 24/7, which means trying find new ways to entertain them. While your kids get […]

How To Entertain Your Kids Over Summer Vacation? That is ...

May 1, 2018 in 7GenGames tagged 7 Generatio Games / summer vacation by Hannah Wren

Deer in the woods from Making Camp game on Chromebook — In January, you asked us to make Making Camp available for Android phones, so we did. Recently, we have been getting requests to make Making Camp available as a Chromebook app, so we also did that. Thanks to our awesome software developers, Adekola and Gonzalo, you can now get Making […]

Making Camp Now Running as a Chromebook App

April 26, 2018 in 7GenGames / Educational Games / Game Progress tagged Chromebook / Google Pay / Making Camp by Hannah Wren

Guess who is graduating from UCLA in less than 10 weeks? Me! As graduation is approaching, I have spent a lot of time considering what career field I am interested in. Not only has 7 Generation Games shown me that the tech industry needs more writers like myself, but it has […]

Intern Diaries Part 5: Girl Power and Diversity in Tech

April 18, 2018 in 7GenGames / Start-up Diaries / Women in Tech tagged intern diaries / Women in Tech by Hannah Wren

7 Generation Games recently launched its “Strong Body, Strong Mind” program for youth sports clubs to help student athletes ages 8-14 build their minds along side their bodies. We created this campaign because too many athletes are neglecting school for sports. Young athletes are often told that they have to pick between […]

Josh Rosen Says ‘Football and School Don’t Go Together,’ We ...

April 17, 2018 in 7GenGames / Start-up Diaries tagged strong body / strong mind by Hannah Wren

There was a lot of debate about what we should name our games to re-brand our company in Latin America. Luckily, we came to consensus on the name Strong Mind Studios. Strong Mind Studios embodies our belief that it is not only important to have a strong body, but to […]

Which Logo Design do You Like the Best?

April 10, 2018 in 7GenGames tagged Educational Games / Latin America / Start-Up / strong mind studios by Hannah Wren

teaching — A few of my friends are joining the Teach for America staff after graduation. Teach for America’s mission is to ensure that low-income students have access to teachers. They recruit college graduates and train them in an accelerated program before placing them in low-income schools.The program varies by region, but […]

Can Anyone with a College Degree Teach?

April 5, 2018 in 7GenGames / Education: Innovation and STEM / Start-up Diaries tagged Educational Games / teaching by Hannah Wren

Who knew that our software developer, Adekola, is in a rap band? Not only is he a coding genius, but he also sings and plays the guitar (ladies, settle down). Last week, I got to chat with Adekola during my second Facebook live video. Missed the interview? Here’s your second chance […]

Our Software Developer, Adekola, is in a rap band

April 5, 2018 in 7GenGames / Newsletter / Start-up Diaries tagged 7 Generatio Games team / Educational Games / software developer by Hannah Wren

Our last “teacher feature” starred 7th grade English teacher Tammy Green,recognizing her for all of her hard work. This month, we are spotlighting second grade teacher Samanntha Davis for the amazing energy she brings to her students each and every day. Samanntha was nominated by her mom, Paula, who sent us […]

Amazing Teachers Make a Difference: Samanntha Davis, Second Grade Teacher

April 3, 2018 in Education: Innovation and STEM / Newsletter tagged teachers / teaching by Hannah Wren

I did my first Facebook Live Friday with our Project Manager, Diana, last week. By the end of the day, the video had over 200 views (Diana, we’re famous)! Missed the interview? Don’t worry, you can still get to know Diana by reading about her below. Hannah: As Project Manager, […]

Our Project Manager, Diana, has a headband for every holiday

March 21, 2018 in 7GenGames / Start-up Diaries tagged 7 Generatio Games / Diana / Project manager by Hannah Wren

Everyone at 7 Generation Games is so excited to welcome Vlak, our new graphic designer from Chile, to the team! In case you haven’t heard, each week I will interview a new staffer for my Facebook Live Friday series. Since Vlak is working with AnnMaria in Chile, I won’t get the chance to […]

Meet Our New Graphic Designer, Vlak

March 21, 2018 in 7GenGames / Educational Games / Game Progress / Start-up Diaries tagged chile / startup / Startup Chile by Hannah Wren

Congratulations to Camila Avila whose adorable cat, Audrey, won our cat contest! In case you haven’t heard, we needed help designing a new cat character for our games so we hosted a contest just for cats. Last week, our followers sent us photos of their cats and we then posted […]

These Purrfect Cats get to be Featured in our Games

March 21, 2018 in 7GenGames / Educational Games / Game Progress tagged Aztech: the story begins / cat contest / forgotten trail by Hannah Wren