AD | Collaborative post As parents, we always have to look for ways to bond with our kids. Even though life can get busy and you don’t really feel like picking up a new hobby, playing games with your kids is a great way to spend time together. To make things even better, playing games is not just about fun. Games can be educational as well and the list I prepared today will showcase that. With that said, here are my top 5 favourite educational games for kids.
AD | Post includes gifted items and affiliate links One of our favourite game shows to watch on TV is The Hit List, a game where you have to guess the song just from the intros. When I found out there was a similar game, Spot the Intro, I couldn’t wait to give it a go.
AD | PR sample Being a family who loves to travel, I think it’s important to learn about the world but sometimes that can be hard to do with children. Tactic Games have a great game for kids though; Children of the World and we recently got to play it with Erin.
AD | Post contains gifted items and affiliate links We’re such a big fan of board games but sometimes we struggle to find ones with questions suitable for all of us. Cheatwell Games have come out with a great new game where you can host your own Family Quiz Night and we couldn’t wait to give it a go.
AD | Contains gifted items and affiliate links (marked with *) Over the past few (maybe more than that) months we have started to play a lot more games together as a family and being part of the Asmodee Blogger Board Game Club means that we get to try some new games! This month we have been playing Bananagrams.* Bananagrams comes really nicely packaged in a banana! As I’m sure you can imagine, Erin thought this was great and we thought it was a fun way to store the game. Inside you will find 144 letter
AD | Contains gifted items and affiliate links (marked with *) I’m really excited to be part of the Asmodee Blogger Board Game Club. Since March we have been playing more and more games at home. This might be with Erin or it might be on an evening with just us adults but we’ve really enjoyed trying some new things and most importantly, having fun. One of the games that I chose for us was Dobble: The Gruffalo*. No matter what we’re playing Erin wants to be involved so I thought it was important to get
Living in Norfolk means being away from family so often have people over to stay, whether it be for a couple of nights or a week at a time. We love to find fun things to do on an evening once Erin is in bed and University Games have some fantastic options for a having a games night at home. Staccups When I attended Blog On, a blogging conference in September I was introduced to Staccups, which I had SO much fun playing. I got so competitive that the whole game ended up on the
