Participating parents played against their children as well as against one another and were exposed to the educational aspect of the Think Lab games. The Thinking Day ended on a high note with Shamim Bundakji encouraging parents to bring back the culture of board games and spend quality time with their children.

The Star Players were recognized and awarded certificates and prizes. Other schools that organized Thinking Day were Al Rawwad, My Little House, Al Bayanm My Library and more.

Thinking Day is one of the features of the Think Lab program that allows children to participate in challenging board games and activities to stimulate a child’s mind. Various schools have successfully organized Thinking Days with Think Lab. Think Lab also participated in the Reading Day organized by Maharat Center.

Education systems nowadays are designed to help children keep up with the dynamic pace of the world. Think Lab with its innovative approach aims at imparting core thinking as well as social and emotional intelligence skills needed by the next generation to help them become successful, happy individuals, who are well prepared to face challenges, make the best of their natural talents and act responsibly towards others.

At the heart of Think Lab is the belief that the most productive way of learning is through fun and hands-on experience and that game playing provides the perfect tool. Think Lab methods focus on engaging a child’s interest and make him a willing and eager participant to the process of learning by using specially selected educational board games from around the world.

These well-researched methods teach children not only essential skills, but also how to incorporate these skills in their life.