Joeys Battle and Brushes
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costEach day your child wants to be apart of the club is 10$ for the month. Fridays have been removed. Payments are due every 5th of the month or the day after if its a weekend. Please put your child's name, amount given, and what days they are attending on the envelope. All money must go to the office not Mr. Alex.
Example- If your child wants to attend on Tuesdays it would cost you $10 for the month.
Example two- If you child wants to attend all days it would cost you $30 a month.
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Contact Us
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Mr. Alexander RenteArentestjosepheo.comIT Specialist
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social deduction (Tuesdays)
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Social deduction games are a type of game where players must use logic, observation, and communication to uncover hidden roles or secret information. In these games, some players know more than others, for example, they might secretly be “impostors,” “traitors,” or “villains”, while the rest of the group works together to figure out who they are before it’s too late.
These games encourage players to think critically, pay attention to others’ behavior, and make careful decisions based on clues, patterns, and player interactions. They also require strong communication skills, since players often have to convince others of their innocence or point out suspicious actions.Popular examples include Among Us, Werewolf, and The Resistance. Each of these games relies on teamwork, problem solving, and the ability to read others’ intentions making them a fun and engaging way to practice strategy, social awareness, and reasoning.
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Always listen and respect Mr. Rente
No arguing about the game or what someone is doing
No shouting over each other
No snatching
Work together as a team
DO NOT touch or grab things off of Mr. Rentes desks
The goal of the club at the end of the day is to HAVE FUN!
It is a privilege to be in this club, do not take that for granted. If you cannot follow these simple rules, you will be removed from the club! Please bring a notebook and pencil/pen to write down things to help with the investigations. Some boxes require a computer, I will use my computer with the smart board to show things. I have speakers for everyone to hear. If you want to bring your laptop you may as long as you use it for the investigations. Please try not to cheat or spoil anything!
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1. Werewolves of Miller Hollow: Town must work together to figure out who the villains of the town are and vote them out. If the town does not work fast enough the villains will win be it either Werewolves or other evils!
2. Werewords: The Mayor has figure out a word that will remove the hidden werewolves in our town. One player plays the Mayor and must only use "yes", "no", and "maybe" to help the town players figure out the word. The wolfs must throw off the town, while the Seer must help guide them!
3. Codenames: Two players play as the Spy Masters and much use one word and one number to help their team figure out what word is their target. Watch out though, you can score for the enemy spies or be targeted yourself!
4. Moose Master: (More of a party game) Everyone sit down at the table and must follow all the rules of the game. If you forget or break a rule you get a penalty card. Get to many and your out!
5. Don't Mess with Cthulhu: The cult of Cthulhu are at it again! You must work together with your team to stop the cult in their tracks. Be careful, one of your teammates might be a cultist themselves.
6. Pull the pin Good Cop Bad Cop: Play as a police force and use card to figure out who's on your team and weed out the corrupt cops off the job!
7. Betrayal At House On The Hill: Players choose a character to play as, while they investigate the haunted house. Work together to figure out what is casing the haunt. Keep your wits about you though, someone could become possessed.
8. A Fake Artist Goes To New York: Everyone wants to be an artist, but not everyone has the talent to do so. Someone is this room is pretending to be an artist and we have to figure it out. A key word is given and everyone must draw something about the word to clear themselves. Hopefully the faker can blend in and figure out the word.
9. Blood on the Clocktower: A more complex game that plays like werewolves but with more rules and unique roles. One person plays as the storyteller while everyone plays as the town. Town must find the villain and get them out.
10. The Crew - Mission Deep Sea: Co-op card game with endless replayability. Work together to investigate the mysteries of the sea!
11. Panda Royale: Roll dice, give dice to the needy and steal dice from the highest scorer.
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Age of sigmar
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Age of Sigmar: Warcry and Spearhead are fast-paced tabletop strategy games set in a fantasy world. Players build small armies of detailed miniature models and use them in battles that rely on tactics, dice rolls, and teamwork. Warcry focuses on quick skirmishes between smaller warbands, while Spearhead offers slightly larger battles with simplified rules. Both games teach strategic thinking, planning, creativity, and patience as players assemble, paint, and command their miniatures in immersive scenarios.
Joey’s Battles and Brushes gives students a hands-on introduction to tabletop strategy through Age of Sigmar: Warcry and Spearhead. Members learn how to cut out and assemble miniature models before using them in fast-paced, fantasy-based battles. Warcry focuses on small skirmishes, while Spearhead uses slightly larger forces with streamlined rules, making both games accessible and engaging. As students play, they develop strategic thinking, patience, creativity, and problem-solving skills. The club also encourages communication and sportsmanship as players face off in friendly matches and learn the game together.
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RULESIt is a privilege to be in this club, do not take that for granted. If you cannot follow these simple rules, you will be removed from the club! Later in the year you will need your laptop for the google classroom, native battles, and tournaments.
Always listen and respect Mr. Rente
No mocking or making fun of someone's mistakes
Keep your hands to yourself
No snatching things away from each other
No arguing over rules, I am the judge if you have rules question ask me
Keep the memes to a minimum
No shouting or yelling
WE ARE A TEAM ACT LIKE IT
Wait your turn to speak
Always say good game at the end of the battle
Everyone helps with clean up
Handle everything gently
No flicking or playing with the tape measures!
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