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The Goldilocks of Instruction Whether you call it differentiated instruction, accommodating individual differences or any other name, we all want the same thing – to deliver instruction that benefits our students, that is, not too easy. not too difficult but just right. Teaching middle school, it was not uncommon for […]

Differentiated Instruction with Growing Math

February 16, 2022 in 7GenGames / Educational Games / Newsletter / Special Education tagged differentiated instruction / holistic instruction / inclusion / Special Education by AnnMaria De Mars

wigwam with items earned in iit — From non-readers to high school students who are a few years below grade level in math, here are ways to use 7 Generation Games to accommodate special needs in your classroom.

Using Growing Math Games with Learners with Special Needs

February 16, 2022 in 7GenGames / Bilingual Education / Educational Games / ESL / Newsletter / Special Education tagged differentiated instruction / inclusion / Special Education / special needs by AnnMaria De Mars

Break down the language barrier with our English/Spanish #bilingual games. Play "AzTech: Meet the Maya" and "Making Camp Bilingual" for free for the next 30 days! Read our latest blog.

Free Bilingual Games to Enrich Your Math Class

February 16, 2022 in 7GenGames / Bilingual Education / blogposts / Cultural content / Division / division / Educational Games / ESL / Fifth Grade / Math / Mathematics / multiplication / Newsletter / problem-solving / rural education / Seventh Grade / Sixth Grade / Statistics Education / Third Grade tagged Accessibility / Bilingual by Christy Hanson

It's National School Counseling Week from Feb. 7-11, 2022! Through our partnership with Strong Mind Strong Body Foundation, we provide free educational apps and resources to counselors.

National Counseling Week: Free Apps, Resources for At-Risk Youth

February 10, 2022 in Educational Games by Christy Hanson

We recently revisited our game “Forgotten Trail” and made plenty of game updates as well as added accessibility features from feedback we received from educators. With plenty of games in our catalogue and a couple in development, you may be asking, “Why revisit Forgotten Trail?” Great question! For starters, we […]

Continuing on the forgotten trail…

January 31, 2022 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Educational Games / Newsletter tagged 7 Generation Games / Educational Games by Diana Sanchez

Let's take a closer look at how we improved accessibility in Forgotten Trail for all students.

Forgotten Trail: New Accessibility Features

January 20, 2022 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Educational Games / Fifth Grade / Seventh Grade / Sixth Grade / Special Education tagged Accessibility / AnnMaria De Mars / Educational Games / newsletter / Special Education by Christy Hanson

We just released an updated version of Forgotten Trail for your students to play, learn and enjoy

Forgotten Trail – New Game Updates

January 18, 2022 in 7GenGames / Educational Games / Game Design / Game Progress tagged forgotten trail / Game Improvements / newsletter / Updates by Christy Hanson

Student on bed with pillow over her head — What teachers really need right now is more time. So, we put aside our other plans and are offering to guest lecture (virtually) for a period an help your students with math, social studies and ELA

I can give you an extra hour of planning time

January 7, 2022 in 7GenGames / Educational Games tagged Student Activity / Teacher Resources / Teacher Training by AnnMaria De Mars

Whether you’re in the classroom or teaching remotely or giving presentations to teachers, you are amazing.

Happy New Year!

January 5, 2022 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Cultural content / Educational Games / Newsletter tagged new year's / newsletter by Christy Hanson

The Navajo lamb bento box is a shining example of how an Indigenous chef taught a lesson in agriculture and food sovereignty.

Agriculture and Food Sovereignty Served in a Navajo Bento Box

December 22, 2021 in blogposts / Cultural content / Educational Games tagged agriculture / food sovereignty / Navajo Nation / newsletter / sheep by Christy Hanson

At 7 Generation Games, we’re giving freebies to spread the love this season with our 12 days to Christmas countdown! If you follow us on Instragam you might have noticed a daily post with cool ornaments for a virtual Christmas tree! Every day until Christmas, we’ll be posting a new […]

Day 5 in our 12 Days to Christmas Countdown!

December 17, 2021 in Educational Games tagged Christmas / Christmas Gift / Holidays / Making Camp Lakota by Daniel Mondaca

It's been a week since our beta release. I'm so excited to tell you about how the first week went.

The EdHeads Show and Needing Navajo Voices

December 14, 2021 in 7GenGames / blogposts / Cultural content / Educational Games / Game Design / Game Progress / Remote Education tagged 7 Generation Games / Educational Games / Educational Resources / Math / newsletter / Throwback Thursday by Christy Hanson