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The students in our board game club are diverse: dancers, athletes, scholars, and loners alike are excited to see an upcoming meeting on the activities calendar. The thing is, though, although these students participate in other activities, those activities did not divide them at Tabletop night. The games create a whole new community of students, promoting interaction between kids who would never even talk to one another normally. Some students are working together to cure diseases at one table, while another group is working on teams to determine who’s the spy. The girly, all-pink dancer is collaborating with the miniature-painting history fanatic, and they are excited to be working together to solve a problem! These kids are learning teamwork and collaboration through tabletop gaming, and they’re not insistent on just working with certain people. They’re all working together.nnNot only did we start seeing the board game club members become a community, but we saw other students who never had a “group” finally find their niche. I received a parent email one evening, mentioning that their son was always SO excited for board game club, and he’s “never been excited for any clubs before. We’re so glad he’s a part of something.”  Board games (literally) bring something to the table for all kids, promoting the socialization that is vital for post-secondary success.

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