ENGAGE! | Settlers of Catan by Klaus Teuber

Описание: These days, Settlers of Catan has become practically a household name in the world of tabletop gaming. In this episode of ENGAGE!, we'll take you through the basics of how to play the base game of Settlers of Catan before discussing a few ideas on how one could leverage the game to facilitate authentic play-based learning experiences.

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Official Settlers of Catan rules: https://www.catan.com/service/game-rules

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CREDITS
Written, directed, and edited by Jeremy Yanofsky
  / jyanofsky  

feat. Jason Shiel as Player 2 / the Chocolate-Covered Broccoli Hand

ENGAGE! episode playlist:
   • ENGAGE! | What is a practomime? (feat. The...  

Special thanks to the following musical artists:
(1) DJ Cutman:
"Mario's Rooftop Pool Party"
https://music.djcutman.com/track/mari...

"Chill Buster" (collab w/NyxTheShield, original song by Toby Fox)
http://smarturl.it/chillbuster

(2) Melody Geeks
   • Korok Forest Piano Orchestral Cover - Zeld...  

(3) Ace Waters
   • VGM #137: Title Theme (Super Mario Maker)  

and as always, thanks to SpellingPhailer for the theme of the show: "Midiocrity"
  / midiocrity  
http://www.spellingphailer.com/

Some sound FX from Peter McKinnon Sound Pack:
https://sellfy.com/p/flC5/

All popular media featured in this video is utilized for the purpose of analysis and critique according to Fair Use. All copyrights belong to their respective owners.

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*Descriptions provided of Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned to activities described in this video are offered only for educator reference purposes, not as an endorsement of CCSS itself.

(PS: Turns out there is an invisible character limit for YouTube descriptions. Hence the decision to put CCSS & ISTE standards in the video itself!)