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Teaching With Video Games

Video Games belong in the classroom!

Video Games belong in the classroom!Video Games belong in the classroom!
Multiple Xboxs, Nintendo Switches, and PS5s in their boxes.
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Booklets made for my class, and available on Patreon

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Pokemon Kanto

patreon link to Pokemon kanto booklet

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Pokemon Johto

pokemon johto booklet link to patreon

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Red Dead Redemption 1 & 2

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What remains of edith finch

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Oblivion

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Blue Prince

Where to find content?

All content for this website is published on Patreon and Youtube (for videos)

For a small $5 fee you get access to every assignment, and material I have ever made for my class. Feel free to stop your subscription, and come back when an assignment strikes your fancy! 


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Who is John Kellogg?

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John Kellogg a licensed High School English teacher in the state of Oregon. I teach English at the Freshmen, and senior levels. My Video Games as Literature class is how I play, and plan most of my English based lessons. 

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Support my class on Patreon

Support my class on Patreon

As you can imagine, supporting a class that uses subscriptions like Xbox Game Pass can be expensive. If you would like to support my class, please become a "Classroom Gamer" on patreon to support future years of Video Game as Literature Students. 

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I am always looking for friends and partners to help grow my class. If you are looking for help in getting a class started at your school, or if you are a game developer yourself, I would love to hear from you! 

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I am an advocate for video games in the classroom period. Every classroom subject can find a space for gaming.

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