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Last summer, ThinkFun received the following email from an inquisitive – and very perceptive – 4 1/2 year old fan:
Hello,
My name is Ariela. I am 4 1/2 years old. I was wondering why the dog on the Zingo box cover is sad? I would like the dog to be happy and [...]
The following post is shared by Sarah Baumgarten, a 2nd grade teacher at Birchview Dunes Elementary School in Wasaga Beach, Ontario.
I was introduced to the ThinkFun games in September 2007, and I was “hooked” on the games the first time I played them! I found them challenging and fun. I was a little skeptical as to [...]
I recently connected with Hilary, one of ThinkFun’s fantastic Facebook fans, who shared a fun new approach she and her family were taking for the Hanukkah holiday! This year, she and her husband decided to keep Hanukkah simple with a focus on family togetherness, and they gave a new ThinkFun game to their sons each [...]
Heading up social media for ThinkFun is most fun around the holidays, when the world has toys on the brain and our fans are eagerly waiting to give or unwrap our latest games! This holiday tweet from a mom in Florida made me laugh out loud – and shows that even our youngest fans have [...]
The following guest post is shared by Sarah Hill, the mom behind the Raising Redheads blog which features her three adorable children. Last year in a post called Zingo! Monday, Sarah featured video of her youngest daughter Gemma naming Zingo images rapid fire. Here she shares more on how the Hill family continues to make [...]
I am thrilled to share the following guest post by Kelly Rholes. Kelly is a fabulous Speech Therapist who integrates game play into her practice to engage young players and make learning fun and meaningful! Here she shares creative ways to use ThinkFun’s Zingo! game to target a range of different learning needs:
If working on [...]
We love seeing photos of students all over the world playing ThinkFun games!
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Our fantastic Peruvian distributor recently shared photos from two local events. First is a professional development training to help educators use games in the classroom, the rest are from a preschool that gave students Zingo! games as holiday gifts!
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The following post is by Laura Dodson, a mom to five wonderful boys. Last year, Laura, her husband, and their 2 sons adopted three boys from Uganda, and she shares their remarkable journey in her blog! Here Laura describes how language games have been tremendous tools in helping her boys in speech therapy!
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I absolutely LOVE this excerpt from Heather’s “Pumpkins, Cupcakes-, and a Little Zingo!” post on her blog Kaleidoscope. Heidi’s incredible photography captures her family’s play experience beautifully, and shows her son learning an important life lesson through play!
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Once upon a time, a loving yet, apparently competitive family decided to play a game of Zingo!
they laughed, [...]
One of the perks of working at ThinkFun is hearing about how our games affect the lives of the children that play them. Just had to share Max’s story, emailed to ThinkFun CEO Andrea Barthello by his mother Aileen… stories like this are what keep us going!
Meet Max, a ThinkFun fan through and through!
Thank [...]
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