Today is DAY 6 of a special Podcast Awards edition of The Wired Homeschool. If you want to listen to any previous episodes in this series, you can find them all here.

Let’s get started!

Gamify Your Homeschooling with Board Games

If I started listing all of the games you could use to teach STEM topics, we’d be here all day, so here are 5 that get my highest recommendation:

* Blockus

* Quirkle

* Robot Turtles

* Leaving Earth

* Pokémon or just about any CCG

STEM or STEAM Categories

You can cover just about all the STEM and STEAM categories with boards games. You may need to get a little creative with some while others are blatantly obvious.

How to Vote

Visit PodcastAwards.com, checkmark the podcasts that get your vote, fill out the brief form, and confirm your vote via email. That’s it! It only takes a minute or two. You may also consider voting for these podcasts too.

Arts

Resourceful Designer

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Triplecast

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Kids & Family

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Music

The Bugcast

People’s Choice

The Hollywood Outsider

Sports & Recreation

Packers Fan Podcast

Technology

The Audacity to Podcast

TV & Film

ONCE – Once Upon a Time Podcast

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