Blog

• Set is a near-perfect brain-engaging game for kids

  We run a weekly after-school program, where we teach new games to 10 kids. The rotation changes slightly each session, but Set has stayed a staple. Not every kid likes it, but most kids hit a moment where the game “clicks” and they score a few sets.

• Give yourself an excuse to play

  Adults struggle to find the time to engage in play. We shouldn't need an excuse, but here are some excuses.

• Play expands the soul

  When my soul stifles, the remedy must be play.

• Tips for helping kids learn to lose

  Learning to lose is an important life skill. Here are some tips for helping kids learn to lose gracefully when playing board games.

• Running a neighborhood game day

  A look at the ins and outs of running a first board game event in a local neighborhood.

• A quick statement of purpose for When We Play

  A quick statement of what we hope to do with this initiative and where we might go from here