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Educational Board Game on US Electoral System

Well, the kids aren’t experts at our electoral college now, but this game definitely helped explain some better after just one play. . . Multiplication. US Geography. Electoral system. Bigger vs smaller state impact. Election Night was a hit... and the only math some of us did today... . But it was good. It takes a bit longer and requires strategy. The other side is addition so I’ll have to try that side out with the younger kids. . . Good job @sempersmartgames ;)

Educational Board Game on US Electoral System

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