07/14
All parents have moments when they’re home with their young child and the cute bundle of joy runs up to them and screams, “Play with me!” and the parent stands there drawing a blank. Mom looks around the room and can’t think of anything to do. The child starts to get antsy and begins to whine. Finally mom decides to take the child shopping which in the end proves to be a bad idea.
Instead of enduring yet another shopping excursion, next time you could create your own game by using some simple items you can find
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Tags: 2 hearts, Card, Childrens Games, educational games, Game, Games For Kids, Kids Games, Kim Proulx, score sheets, Shape, writing utensil
07/14
All parents have moments when they’re home with their young child and the cute bundle of joy runs up to them and screams, “Play with me!” and the parent stands there drawing a blank. Mom looks around the room and can’t think of anything to do. The child starts to get antsy and begins to whine. Finally mom decides to take the child shopping which in the end proves to be a bad idea.
Instead of enduring yet another shopping excursion, next time you could create your own game by using some simple items you can find
…
Tags: 2 hearts, Card, Childrens Games, educational games, Game, Games For Kids, Kids Games, Kim Proulx, score sheets, Shape, writing utensil
07/07
I’ve read that television and video/computer games are too passive for a child’s active mind. That physical activity is more appropriate for them as their brain is developing.
But I think most things are acceptible in moderation, when closely monitored.
I strongly feel that children should not view or play violent games. They are impressionable and they can become desensitized to violence that isn’t a natural part of the real world. We don’t go around viewing gory murders or killing others, why in the world would we let our children entertain themselves this way? It seems very unnatural…
Tags: Children, Computer, educational games, Games, Influence, moderation, Sesame Street, Television, video computer, violent games, World
07/02
While the World Wide Web expands, more and more individuals are getting online for all of their necessities and for their enjoyment. Online games are just one of the many different ways to enjoy the internet. But, there is a newer trend happening right now. Instead of just throwing our attentions to online gaming atmospheres, we can also allow our children to enjoy the wider world of entertaining online. But, is it safe? And, even if it is, should we allow our children to be using online gaming at all? Is it any better than them sitting in front of…
Tags: Childrens Games, educational games, gaming, many different ways, Non Violent Games, Online, Online Games, Oregon, Safe Games, Sim, skills math, Steve, Stranger Danger, Time
06/27
My 6 year old cousin is falling FAR behind in his schooling. But he loves games!
I want to find some educational games for him so that he thinks he is playing a game, but is actually learning.
Reading and Math are critical
Tags: Children, Computer, Cousin, educational games, Games, Good, Math, playing a game, Schooling, Teach, Year, Young
