As an educator and a woman, I know how important it is for girls to be able to comfortably interact with other girls; to have a place where they can freely ask questions, laugh, tell stories, or just hang out with others within their same gender. I also had the opportunity at a young age to interact with others from backgrounds very different than my own. I cherish those memories and friends that I made. It helped open my mind and encouraged me to travel more and get outside of my comfort zone. I have spent many years encouraging togetherness and empowerment among women, young and old, and I am excited to continue this work through Outschool.

Sometimes, the group likes to play games from a public website. Those include; Scribbl.io  and Blooket, and Gartic Phone

What are these games?
Blooket is a quiz game that can be played as a group.
Scribbl.io is a game much like Pictionary. One person draws while the rest guess the answer in the chatbox provided.
Gartic Phone- Similar to the old game, Telephone but with drawing and writing

When we play Blooket, it can be helpful to have another device handy as it makes playing easier. With the game Scribbl.io, there is usually an ad at the beginning of the game, as it is a free and public game. Some computers are set to ad restriction, and cannot be on this setting in order to play. 

I am not always sure when and if we will play either of these games in class. But I wanted to be sure to give a heads up if we do.