Tabletop Teaching

Tabletop Teaching This nonprofit organization is dedicated to teaching children about a variety of subjects in engaging ways—specifically through the use of board games.

By focusing on communities facing financial difficulties and academic institutions stricken with educational shortcomings, this organization is dedicated to instilling within our youth the power of critical thinking and the knowledge to succeed. Dealing with the subjects of English, mathematics, statistics, economics, geopolitics, and communication; children will learn how to apply aspects of diff

erent board games to real-world scenarios. Session will take place in those schools that we aim to help immediately following normal school hours. Each session will put a spotlight on one subject, and consist of three parts:

1) The students will be taught the rules of the board game of the day.

2) Students will be given adequate time to play that day’s game in a friendly and encouraging environment.

3) After being given ample time to thoroughly play through the game, the children’s attention will be redirected to the session’s facilitator. The facilitator will point out aspects of the game that can be reapplied to real-world scenarios, and the children will be encouraged to have a group discussion on why those aspects of the game are important. Session will also take place at community libraries where everyone would be welcome to attend. This would be so students and parents will be able to see how Tabletop Teaching operates and helps children learn. Additionally, teachers will be asked to allow Tabletop Teaching to host demonstrations within during class hours in an attempt to encourage children to participate in the after-school activities.

03/15/2014

We haven't updated our Facebook in awhile, but we want you to know that we are still here. Join us, and see what you can do to help our children achieve the future they deserve!

01/31/2014

Here at Tabletop Teaching, we are dedicated to ensuring that our next generation of leaders are imbued with the ability and knowledge to succeed. We also realize that traditional methods of learning can be boring, and boredom can undermine the educational experience.

That's why we believe using games to teach children guarantees that they are receiving and retaining the information they need for the future.

But we cannot succeed without your help! Because we can't help anyone unless they know we exist!

So...spread the word! Invite your friends!

With your help, we can help make sure that every student is able to see that learning is fun!

01/27/2014

Analytical thinking and Problem solving: skills that are extremely important and can be used in almost every aspect of everyday life...and skills that a variety of board games can help hone.

Clue. Guess Who? Mansions of Madness. 7 Wonders. Go Fish!

What games can you think of that require problem-solving skills to win?

01/24/2014

There are a lot of games out there that focus on spelling and word association: Scrabble, Boggle, Scattergories, Taboo, Cranium, Bananagrams, etc.

What is your favorite? Do you think that it has helped you with your vocabulary? If so, how?

01/20/2014

Uno. Phase 10. Dominion. Resident Evil. Euchre. Spades. Pinochle.

Card games are a great way to pass the time, have fun with friends, and learn about statistics. What happens to be your favorite?

12/22/2013

Australia? Europe? Asia? Africa? North America? South America?

While playing Risk, what is the first continent that you try to conquer and why?

12/22/2013

Helping children can be hard if the community where the children live aren't aware of what you are trying to do.

Help us reach a bigger audience! Invite your friends and family to like this page! Together we can help our nation's children achieve things that they never thought were possible! Together we can change our country's future!

12/13/2013

Anyone looking to help children this holiday season? How about giving the gift of an education!

Tabletop Teaching is currently taking board game donations.

A list of games that we use can be found on our website:
http://www.tabletopteaching.org

If you are interested in making a donation, please message us at
[email protected]

12/13/2013

Boardwalk? Park Place? Pennsylvania Avenue? What are your favorite properties to control while playing Monopoly?

12/09/2013

What is your favorite board game, and why do you love it?

12/06/2013

Tabletop Teaching will be presenting itself to the metro-Detroit community this Sunday at a Detroit SOUP fundraising event. Please, come show your support for Tabletop Teaching and other local nonprofit organizations.

The Event Details:

Sunday, December 8

2900 E. Grand Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48202

$5 for soup, salad, bread, and a vote!

Doors at 6:00pm

Proposals presented at 7:00pm

Dinner around 7:45pm

Winner announced about 8:30

Parking can be found on E. Grand Blvd or Horton Street.

Address

Westland, MI
48186

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