We've recently discovered a fun, educational geography game, The Scrambled States of America. The game is based on the book of the same name, Scrambled States of America by Laurie Keller. The game is quick to learn and fun to play. All of my children, from my third grader to my seventh grader enjoy the game. My favorite part of the game is that playing helps to learn the placement of the states in relation to one another.
After playing the game, my extremely artistic son, Mason, was motivated to make Sculpey clay models of each of the states based on the state pictures in the game. The project took him several days to complete but the finished project is fabulous!
All of the states have so much personality! Great job, Mason!
After playing the game, my extremely artistic son, Mason, was motivated to make Sculpey clay models of each of the states based on the state pictures in the game. The project took him several days to complete but the finished project is fabulous! 
All of the states have so much personality! Great job, Mason!
5 comments:
Mason did AWESOME! I love his creative mind! :)
Oh my goodness -- this is so cool! Love the Sculpey states!
Great Idea! I'm going to try this with my asperger's syndrome son. He is very hands on.
Tim @ Families Again
We love Scrambled States, and my Sprite loves Sculpey clay. This is an AMAZING idea! Thanks so much.
Mason,
We have zero artistic talent in our house, so our children rated that "better than cool."
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