Primo: A Mathematical Board Game
GeekMom Helen plays Primo, a mathematical board game.
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Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen catches up with online collaborative storytelling game Storium. What happened with its Kickstarter campaign?
Continue ReadingA museum dedicated to reproducing favorite characters from children’s stories? Yes, it exists. GeekMom Helen explores the 26 Characters exhibition at the Story Museum.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen explores Storium, an online collaborative storytelling game.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen tests some popular pins for decorating and dyeing Easter eggs in our Pintrusted or Pinbusted series.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen takes her mermaid cosplaying daughter to the Oxford Literary Festival to meet Oliver and the Seawigs authors Philip Reeve and Sarah McIntyre.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen reads and reviews All Joy and No Fun by Jennifer Senior.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen collates great books for younger independent readers for National Reading Month.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen visits the newly reopened Oxford University Museum of Natural History to meet dinosaurs and dodos.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen reviews the Mister Maker: Let’s Make It! app by P2 Games.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen jingles all the way with the new Jingle Bells app.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen shares instructions for her holiday tradition of stained glass style window decorations which she makes every winter.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Helen explores water science with her own mini scientist, using Lisa Burke’s Water Fun book.
Continue ReadingIs there room on the broom for an app like this? GeekMom Helen finds out with the new Room on the Broom app, out in time for Halloween fun.
Continue ReadingThe Magical Books exhibition at Oxford’s Bodleian Library explores the incredible imaginative worlds of children’s fantasy literature through a variety of rare and interesting maps, books, and objects.
Continue ReadingAs every Peppa Pig fan knows, there’s nothing better than jumping in muddy puddles. However, if muddy puddles are in short supply, the new Daddy Pig’s Puddle Jump app is certainly a good substitute.
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