Where in the World? Game

Where in the World? Game

This board game contains four different variations. Players of different skill levels can play together by selecting easier or more difficult questions. Play can be concentrated on one geographical region being studied if desired which works great for educational purposes.

Along with geography, players learn some economic and cultural information. At the top level, current events are incorporated into game play.

This is a great game because of its quality construction, educational value, and variety of usage. Recommended for ages 8 to adult.

 

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  • Learning Environment: two or more players
  • Grade Level: grades 3-12
  • Educational Methods: game, interactive
  • Educational Approaches: unschooling or relaxed homeschooling, unit study, traditional, eclectic, classical, Charlotte Mason
  • Religious Perspective: secular

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