THE GAMES WE PLAY

Play is the highest form of research
- Albert Einstein

I am excited to be sharing my passion for learning through games. Let's see how play is not a break from learning. It is endless, delightful, deep, and engaging learning.

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TESTIMONIALS

What They’re Saying!

We spoke to teachers, preachers, game builders and any one that has ever played and enjoyed games (think: kids!) to share their feedback on their experience working with Games We Play and how we can continue to make an impact on game-based learning.

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Aryan added a very different dimension to our STEM course. The kids were engaged and had some really positive feedback. I hope you continue your focus on teaching and learning. All the best!

Tracy Hewitt

STEM Program Leader, MillHill Center for Child Development

KIDS SPEAK THEIR TRUTH

We have so far worked with 300+ students across K-12 schools in public schools, religious sunday schools and summer camps. Here is what a few of them told us

I loved making s'mores in a solar oven made in a shoe-box. I could not believe the s'mores were ready in 30 mins. They totally melted in my mouth!

Treha Williams, 7th grader

I loved making a chemical indicator using red-cabbage and testing ph-levels of home goods. Chemistry experiments are always fun for me, but finding chemistry in the house-hold items was new and fun!

Jayden Davis, 9th grader

I find it tough to learn the gurmukhi script and words in my parent's mother tongue Panjabi which is new to me. Aryan made us fun kahoot games. My fav game was to match some gurmukhi script letters with objects they look like!

Mansheen Kaur, 3rd grader

Aryan helped us brainstorm ideas to build a software app to promote healthy habit(s) in teens. Our team built a prototype app for kids who will get points, pocket money and cheers for doing household chores or chores for their neigbours. I think it will be a big hit!