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Reviews LuschkaNovember 26, 2020 0

MagnetCubes CoasterCube Modular Magnetic Marble Rollercoaster

In our effort to introduce more STEM activities for our girls we agreed to review the MagnetCube CoasterCube Modular Magnetic Marble Rollercoaster, a starter pack set for ages 8+ What…Continue Reading →

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A Review Of Magicube Word Building Set From Geomag

We were sent the Magicube Word Building set from Geomag for review recently, and in this post I’ll tell you all…

Luschka 0September 14, 2020
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“Word Has It!” Game Review

Another game review today as I’ve been really slack in getting these games online, even though we’ve been playing them…

Luschka 0June 27, 2017
Products LuschkaJune 25, 2017 0

“Yeti In My Spaghetti” Game Review

I realised a while ago that while toys are all fine and well, games are a really good way to get the kids to play together and sometimes, having actual rules to…Continue Reading →

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“Eye Found It” Game Review

Sunday is National Unplugging Day and one of the ways to go gadget free as a family is to stack…

Luschka 2June 21, 2017
Home Learning

Paper Plate Feelings Charades

On the theme of Feelings and Emotions, a fun, easy and cheap game to put together for the kids is…

Luschka 0September 29, 2016
Personal, Social and Emotional Development LuschkaSeptember 16, 2016 1

Face & Feelings Matching Game

I have a whole drawer full of printed games and puzzles and activities that I can pull out whenever we need something to change the narrative on our day. One…Continue Reading →

Home Learning

Printable Emotional Animals Game

I really enjoy game cubes – I’ve made a few of them over the course of parenting, like this activity…

Luschka 3September 12, 2016
Home Learning

Learning Games: Using Go Fish For Anagram Words

We’ve been working on a bit of a loose ‘ocean’ theme the last few weeks, so I decided to let…

Luschka 2June 21, 2016
Reviews LuschkaAugust 20, 2015 3

Ravensburger Games {Review}

One of the benefits of home education for me is the ability to learn through play. Of course learning through play is relevant whether children go to school or not,…Continue Reading →

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