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.
Collaborative post Children are born with an innate sense of curiosity. This quality serves as a driving force behind their learning journey. As parents and caregivers, we can nurture and channel this curiosity through various fun and educational activities. Research shows that curiosity triggers neural pathways that are essential for brain development. As children explore, ask questions, and seek answers, they actively engage their brains, laying the foundation for improved problem-solving skills. Keep reading as we explore practical ways to engage your little ones in learning experiences that captivate their interest and contribute to their cognitive
AD | Giveaway Can you believe it’s nearly in August? That can only mean one thing… it’s time to start thinking about Christmas soon. Over the next few months I’m hoping to bring you some great giveaways which means if you win, you might want to stash the prize away for someone for Christmas! Today’s giveaway is for Win The Upside Down Challenge Game from Wicked Uncle. When the world is flipped upside down, easy tasks become a real challenge! You’ll be amazed how difficult even the simplest tasks become when you put on these
AD | Post contains gifted items Erin is nearly 6 and starting to stay up a bit later on an evening, especially on a weekend. She wants to stay up longer and do things that we might do when she’s gone to bed. A great place to start was with a family games night that was suitable for everyone and we started with some great games from Flair.
This month, as part of the Asmodee Blogger Board Game Club we have been playing Hint*. This one is a bit different from some of the other games we have been playing recently as this one is a four player game, and needs to be played in teams. What I immediately liked about Hint was that you don’t need a huge playing board, lots of pieces that could easily get lost or something that takes up a lot go space. The wheel is already housed in the box and setting up the wheel only takes
AD | Post contains gifted items and affiliate links (marked with *) This month, as part of the Asmodee Blogger Board Game Club we have been playing Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza*. As much as we love big board games that take quite a while to play we sometimes want something we can play when we only have a little bit of time free. Taco, Cat, Goat, Cheese, Pizza is a great game that is both quick and fun. The game is basically a pack of cards, each of which has a different picture on
AD | Post contains gifted items and affiliate links (marked with *) This month, as part of the Asmodee Blogger Board Game Club we have been playing Confident?*, a quiz game with a bit of a difference. What’s inside the box: 200 question cards 6 answer boards Score card Pens Scribble board Confident? can be played either as single players or you can team up if you want to. This means that you can play with anywhere from 2 people right up to however many you want really. You might want to play at home
AD | Collaborative post I think we’ve all found ourselves with more time on our hands this year and not always by choice. Sometimes we’re unable to go out and do things like enjoy a nice meal or go for a day out and being stuck at home can be quite frustrating. Not being able to go out and have fun really gets to me sometimes but there are plenty of ways to help yourself to relax and home an one way to do that is with jigsaw puzzles. The great thing about jigsaw puzzles is
