Spore creature creator for chromebook3/11/2023 ![]() And yes, I do mean series, because there are SO MANY GAMES. Why am I telling you this? Because the next few homeschool posts are going to be a series of lists of educational games ( though they do take me some time to collect and put together) - video games, not board games, because we already have an awesome resource for that list. These days you won’t see me up before the sun. Oh the days of us waking up before sunrise to play a co-op game before heading off to work, or our occasional staycations just to play games together all day. Lately I tend to turn to my art first, and then if I’m in a creative funk I’ll take a break to play a game. I don’t play nearly as often or as much as I used to - before kids that was pretty much most of I did (of course I still had my art and an ETSY shop back in ye olde Etsy days when it was more of a community), and it’s the thing my husband and I bonded over, and still do. My first personal computer that wasn’t a laptop I needed for college was gifted to me by my husband for our first Christmas together, in pieces of course (and then he spent the entire day teaching me how to put it together). My interests are generally a whole list of weird dichotomies, for instance how I love certain aspects of a far more simple life (gardening, hand stitching, baking bread, etc.), and yet at the same time I’m techy to the point of having built my own gaming rig and over the past 15+ years have logged a significant number of hours into games. This may or may not come as a surprise to you, but I am an avid video game geek. We still do other lesson work including hands-on science, reading books, watching documentaries and exploring wherever possible while staying safe, i.e. We love games here, but these are an accessory, not the core of what we do. It’s a wonderful addition to help reinforce what they’re already learning, or possibly trigger any new interests - and it’s definitely helpful on those days when you’re low on energy but need to give your kids something educational to focus on. If you’re homeschooling, you understand that this is meant to be a supplement and not a replacement for the child’s entire curricula. I’m also not sure if these games would work on chromebooks. If your children are distance learning and have a chromebook from school, I have absolutely no knowledge of how that contract works, and/or if they are able to install their own content on those laptops. Don't be afraid to spend all of the DNA budget here, the parts offered here can only be obtained here and provide useful benefits at discount prices (Flagella provides sneak for 15 DNA compared to Creature Creator parts at 25 DNA).Disclaimer: This was a planned post from months ago, long before anyone had any idea that schools would be going virtual and many parents opting to homeschool their kids instead.The custom limb can be manipulated to desire. ![]()
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