Browsing by Subject "game literacy"

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    2025 Indiana Libraries and Literacy Symposium Program
    (2025-04-08)
    Speakers at the 2025 Indiana Libraries and Literacy Symposium included: Gary R Maixner III, Mari Kermit-Canfield, Kym Kramer, Khrisma McMurray, Claire Spence, Ryan Laferney, Dr. Brittany Garvin, and Natalie Lyon.
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    Kismet Connections
    (2025)
    Name Tag Game Instructions and sheet for the Kismet Connections activity done at the 2025 Indiana Libraries and Literacy Symposium.
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    Project Game Design: Bringing the Young Inventor’s Challenge® to Your Learning Community
    (2025-04-17) Kramer, Kym
    The main slide deck outlines practical strategies for implementing the Young Inventor’s Challenge® in schools and libraries, while the Inspiration Deck offers real-world examples and crowd-sourced ideas from fellow educators and attendees of the 2025 Indiana Libraries and Literacy Symposium.
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    Roll, Draw, Play! Recommended Games for Kids and Teens
    (2025) LaFerney , Ryan
    This list includes a mix of card games, board games, and storytelling adventures that are fun, easy to learn, and great for working with kids of all ages. Whether you're running a classroom activity, library program, or just looking for something new to try with a group, these games are sure to get everyone thinking, laughing, and playing together.
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    Tabletop RPG Recommendations for All Ages
    (2025-03-16) Spence, Claire
    This guide features a diverse selection of tabletop role-playing games (RPGs), from kid-friendly storytelling adventures to deep sci-fi epics and horror mysteries created by Monroe County Librarians. Whether you’re a librarian, educator, or curious gamer, this list offers something for every genre, age group, and play style.