This week to give us a break from Traditional Board Games Charlie has chosen Gridopolis to play this week. David is off tomorrow and its when Charlie has decided we should play.
I would like to let you know Gridopolis is a 3D Strategy Game & System: The game can be played with 1-4 players. Gridopolis is a Family-Friendly Build & Play Tabletop Game for Adults, and Teens & Kids Ages 8+.
For those of use looking for Steam Resources Gridopolis is great STEM resource for learning. As well as for children like Charlie who have trouble focusing and setting still.
I believe one we play Gridopolis Charlie and David wouldn’t move. I also believe they will not pick up his phone. Which is the perfect addition not only in Homeschooling but on #FamilyGameNight.
Product description
World’s first 3D strategy game and system that you build & play for 1-4 players, includes 217 high-quality pieces, enough to build hundreds of unique boards. There are 7 unique parts you use to build, modify, and expand the grid-set.
The game’s objective is to be the last player standing or have the most points at the end of a timed game. On your turn, you can move, jump OR build!
That means the grid-set, which is your three-dimensional playing arena, changes during the game. It’s dynamic, unpredictable, and amazingly fun!
Gameplay rules based on classic games such as chess, checkers, and tic-tac-toe. Gridopolis is simple and easy to learn, as well as a dynamic compelling challenge to master.
Design your own game using the innovative Gridopolis Game Design Guide Winner of two International Design Awards (Gold,) Mom’s Choice Award, National Parenting Product Awards (NAPPA), Major Fun Award, and more!
Gridopolis is STEM.org Authenticated Teach STEM skills in the classroom and homeschool using free downloadable lesson plans. You, your friends and your family are going to love this brand new 3D gaming experience.
Lesson Plans:
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Reading:
Read the directions to the people playing and ask them questions to make sure they understand what is going to happen.
Then have them ask you questions to make sure you understand what is going on.
Math:
Count all the game pieces and use them to create math problems and ask your family to work out the problems you created. Then ask them to create math problems for you to work out.
Cooking:
Bake Cookies in Puzzle Shapes or Lego Shapes that your guest can put together to make different pictures. Then have everyone decorate the cookies together.
Don’t forget to check out the website for more Lesson Plans.
Drama Class:
Act out a scene from the Game and describe what happened in the Game and why..
Music Class:
Create a Commercial or Jingle about the Game to be sung before you began playing the game.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David
