Get a Grip, from Hasbro, is a no-thumbs challenge game. Players are assigned challenges to complete without the use of their thumbs. Sounds easy, right? Just wait. You’ll quickly learn that you need your thumbs… read more
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IQ Focus, from Smart Games, is a true test of brain power. This fun and challenging single-player puzzle game is the perfect way to develop and improve all sorts of cognitive skills as kids–or adults–play. The… read more
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It’s time to go hog wild with E-I-E-I-Go, from MindWare. This dice-rolling game of chance will make kids feel like they’re down at the barnyard whenever they play, and two to four players can get in on… read more
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Say cheese! Or spell cheese, to be exact. Cheese Dip, an educational game from PlayMonster, helps teach kids ages 3 and up basic spelling skills through sneaky mice hungry for cheese. The object of the… read more
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Get ready kids, it’s time to fish for answers. Catch and Learn, from PlaSmart, is a new educational game that teaches kids ages 4 and up important concepts such as spelling, grammar, and basic mathematics.… read more
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Here’s a game that gives both you and your mind a stretch! Ready to get twisted and tangled at the same time? Twangled, from MindWare, is “knot your average game” (as noted on the… read more
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Spin, stack, and win. That’s the idea behind Spin-a-roo, ThinkFun’s sorting and counting game. In this fast-paced game, players must think quick and act fast to be the first to collect the most tokens. The… read more
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You may be able to recite the 50 states in alphabetical order to a catchy tune, but can you locate Arkansas on a map? Soon, kids can do that and also spew out interesting facts… read more
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Fat Brain Toys‘ new logic game is the bee’s knees. To start out, players choose one of the 40 challenge cards to try to solve. The challenge cards are broken down into four different levels—Beginner,… read more
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Like many other kids, The Very Hungry Caterpillar was one of my favorite books as a wee one. The 1969 children’s classic is not only recognizable by its title, but also by its vibrant artwork.… read more
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