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7.Generation Genius Generation Genius is a great resource for science and math lessons that are designed in fun ways that hold your attention. For a while, those lessons—which included materials like videos, quizzes, discussion questions, and more—were only available with an online subscription. Now, you can get Generation Genius delivered to your door via their Home Kits. This is a subscription box service that ships out a box every month, with each box containing three hands-on experiments....

7. Man of Steel (2013) After years of false starts for theSupermanfranchise, Zack Snyder brought him back for a new age in 2013’sMan of Steel. Henry Cavill was cast as the eponymous hero and immediately went to work on getting the look right, which he absolutely nailed. Zack Snyder, on the other hand, went to work in much the same way that 12-year-old would—putting together vast action sequences where everything crumbled and burned, all thanks to monumental clashes....

7. Sheriff of Nottingham Few board games actually engage in the reality of corrupt business trading likeSheriff of Nottingham. Perhaps this should be concerning considering that the game is set in the 13th century…! InSheriff of Nottingham, you conduct deals with other players using bundles that can include completely legal goods or be mixed with illegal contraband. You want to sneak in contraband, but it isn’t easy. You’ll take turns as both Sheriff and as smugglers, and this is what makes this game especially dynamic....

7.5 Second Rule This game will have you and your friends erupting in laughter as you attempt to answer questions in a five-second time span. At the beginning of your turn, put a marble inside the twisted timer. Each question asks you to name three things in a specific category. If you successfully come up with three answers before the marble reaches the bottom of the timer, you earn a point....

7. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 Games that try to capture the spirit of the Olympics are rarely able to do so, and they’re rarely good games. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020doesn’t do a great job of being a sports game, but as a collection of mini games to play with friends, it’s not bad! If you’re looking for a game to play with friends or family that don’t play many games, this is probably your best bet....