Whether you’re on a long trip, stuck indoors on a rainy day, or trying to connect with faraway family, group games to play online can be a great way to build memories and share laughter. In this episode, Meryl shares the games her Science Olympiad team enjoyed during a long bus ride to Nationals—and offers suggestions for how you can use them in your own homeschool (even for educational purposes!).

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App-based word guessing game

Best played in person

Use free decks or purchase themed packs

Jackbox Games

Paid game packs with multiplayer party-style games

Family-friendly mode available

Some favorites: Quiplash, TKO, Murder Trivia Party

One purchase is enough for everyone to join via their own devices

Gartic Phone

Free, browser-based game combining drawing and guessing

Great for laughs as phrases mutate like a game of “telephone”

Drawasaurus

Free online drawing and guessing game

Quick rounds, supports large groups

Many of these games allow custom prompts—perfect for reinforcing topics like history, science, or vocabulary in a fun and interactive way!

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