Keywords
Gaming
Board Games
Curriculum
Board Games
Curriculum
Abstract
Joseph Jeffery, our Canadian correspondent, describes some of the board games to be found in the thematic curricular board game collection at the District Learning Commons (DLC) and Prince George Secondary School in School District 57 – Prince George, BC. These resources cover a wide range of curriculum areas and could transfer to the Australian context.
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