Help me give my students board games. They improve communication, patience, and focus, while fostering creativity and social connections in a fun, engaging way that supports learning and growth.
FULLY FUNDED! Ms. Malik's classroom raised $445
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Board games are more than just fun—they’re a valuable tool for students to develop essential life skills. Playing games teaches students how to work together, solve problems, and think critically. Many board games encourage strategic thinking and require players to plan ahead, adapt to new challenges, and make decisions based on the information available. These are the same skills students use in the classroom and in real-life situations.
Board games also foster social interaction.
In today’s world of screens and technology, face-to-face interaction is more important than ever. Games create a space for students to practice communication, cooperation, and good sportsmanship. They learn to take turns, handle winning and losing gracefully, and support one another. These experiences help build character and strengthen friendships.
Unfortunately, many students don’t have the resources to purchase games or join extracurricular activities that involve them. By donating to the Game Club, you can ensure that every child has the opportunity to participate, regardless of their financial situation. Your donation will provide a wide variety of games that challenge their minds, engage their imaginations, and help them develop important social skills.
Supporting the Game Club means you’re investing in more than just fun. You’re contributing to the academic, social, and emotional growth of our students. With your help, we can create a welcoming environment where every child feels included, supported, and able to explore new challenges in a positive and playful way.
Your generosity will make a lasting impact on these students, helping them learn and grow through the power of play. Thank you for your support!
Nearly all students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more
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