Day 7 of the 12 Games of Christmas: Rory’s Story Cubes

Welcome back to Playful Pedagogy’s Day 7 of the 12 Games of Christmas! Today’s game is Rory’s Story Cubes—a simple, imaginative storytelling tool that invites creativity, connection, and play into the classroom. Prefer to watch instead of read? Here’s a short video where I talk about how I use Rory’s Story Cubes in my classroom. Rory’s Story

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Day 5 of the 12 Games of Christmas: Concept & Concept Kids

Welcome back to Playful Pedagogy’s for Day 5 of the 12 Games of Christmas! Today’s game is: Concept and Concept Kids (also called Concept Jr). Prefer to watch instead of read? Here’s a short video where I talk about how I use Concept & Concept Kids in my classroom. Concept is a great game for classrooms with language learners,

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Merry Christmas! Welcome to Day 1 of the 12 Games of Christmas: Multi-Sided Dice

Welcome back to Playful Pedagogy, and Merry Christmas!  Today is Day 1 of the 12 Games of Christmas! Today’s game/tool is: Multi-Sided Dice (also known as D&D dice or role-playing dice). These dice are a simple, magical way to bring fun, suspense, and engagement into your classroom. Prefer to watch instead of read? Here’s a short

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Good Tidings We Bring: Announcing A Holiday Series – The 12 Games of Christmas!

Hello and welcome back to Playful Pedagogy! I recently saw an Instagram post from Dr. Liam Printer (The Motivated Classroom), where he was introducing something really fun – an advent calendar where he will share a short Motivated Classroom Teaching Tip – one quote per day from a person he’s interviewed on his podcast, one

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What is Playful Pedagogy: Learning That Feels Alive

Introduction In my previous video, I shared the foundations of Playful Pedagogy—the beliefs that first led me here: Motivating students so learning matters to them Comprehensible input so learning is accessible, not overwhelming Visual thinking routines so learners can see, process, and connect ideas Those foundations shaped my thinking as an educator. Over time, they

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