This week, members of the Crew share a round-up of posts with great ideas for how to add toys and games to your homeschool.
Tawnee @ Adventures in Homeschooling — Play an Educational Game or Review and Drill and Play a Game
Beth @ Ozark Ramblings — Math Facts or Fun? Why Not Both!
Heather @ Only Passionate Curiosity — Top 10 Math Manipulatives for Elementary Kids, Top 10 Educational Toys for Toddlers, and Top 10 Science Toys for Kids
Sarah @ My Joy-Filled Life — 12 of Our Favorite Toys, Games, & Puzzles
Kym @ Homeschool Coffee Break — Educational Games – Even for Older Students, 1930s Family Game Night, and Board Games
Lexi @ Lextin Academy — Our Favorite Games
Sarah @ Delivering Grace — Math Games for Younger Children
Jen @ Happy Little Homemaker — Games & More for a Learning Lifestyle
Tess @ Circling Through This Life — Civilize This! (Griddly Games), Yes, I know It’s a Game. It’s Still School, and Birdcage Press: Go Fish for Ancient Egypt
Michele @ Family, Faith, and Fridays — The Gaming Continues
Annette @ A Net in Time — Toys? Games? In Schooling?
Sara @ Embracing Destiny — DIY Sensory Bins for Fun and Learning
Brandy @ Kingdom Academy Homeschool — Homeschool Play
Adriana @ Homeschool Ways — 5 Things My Preschooler Learned from “Sorry”
Jennifer @ Chestnut Grove Academy — Games and Toys to Encourage Early Learning
Karen @ Tots and Me — Papa Piccolo: Kittens in the Gondola Game and W lessons with Winnie the Pooh and Watermelons
Kayla @ The Arrowood Zoo — Teaching Money The Fun Way
Jennifer @ a glimpse of our life — A Fun Side of Homeschool ~ Toys and Games
Marcy @ Ben and Me — 5 Ways to Make Teaching Math Easier, A Well-Stocked Homeschool Closet, and Just Playin’ Around
What are your favorite educational toys and games?