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5 Amusing Board Games For Students

Put down the iPhone. Let’s have fun the old way.

Let’s travel back in time, to a place where there was fun to be had without the screen, nor the sounds, of the machine in the palm of my hand. Where actual friends would gather, face to face no less, to laugh and play, without the need to ask them to put the phone away.

Revive the pleasure of fun gatherings among your student friends with board games to put the boredom away.

#1 365 Connection Cards

365 Connection Cards
365 Connection Cards

This product was recommended by Audrey Phillips from 365 Meaningful Conversations

A box of 365 cards to spark meaningful conversations–they ask questions that inspire conversations beyond superficial small talk

Learn more or buy here.

#2 Race to Planet X

Race to Planet X
Race to Planet X

This product was recommended by Elita Ng from Number Bond Games

Race to Planet X is a new board game, perfect for kids K-3rd grade. Families can play a quick game in 15 minutes, and score some major parenting points for non-screen family time that also doubles as math practice for the kids. The game’s number bond focus is also great for classrooms looking for games that support common core.

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#3 Dixit

Dixit
Dixit

This product was recommended by Flor Schnicer from Our Balanced Mess

Dixit is a fast passed game, that can be played by students of all ages. I like that when is someone’s turn, the rest of the players still participate, making it a very entertaining experience. Counting points is easy as well as the instructions. We’ve had fun playing Dixit with 5 of my kids ranging from 10 to 19 years old. As the main ingredient is creativity, it can be played equally regarding the age of each player.

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#4 Scrabble

Scrabble
Scrabble

This product was recommended by Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics

This is a great game for students because it requires you to think outside the realm of your usual vocabulary. Likewise, it will challenge students and force them to work on their spelling. It’s also quite competitive and sometimes very tricky. Just keep in mind that it’s important to have a dictionary handy while you’re playing.

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#5 Card Caddy

Card Caddy
Card Caddy

This product was recommended by Chris Nichols from Card Caddy

Great for students to keep in their backpack so they can play a game with friends anywhere, anytime!

Learn more or buy here.

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Written by Nathaniel Fried

Co-founder of Fupping. Busy churning out content and building an empire.

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