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Alphabet Bingo Games
Price : $9.99 Too low to display
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: - 36 playing cards" and "Over 200 chips" and "Caller's mat and cards" and "Ideal for teaching Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 1" and "Ages 4 to 6
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In Alphabet Bingo, players learn to recognize uppercase and lowercase letters by making visual or auditory matches. Unique, six-way format adapts to a variety of skill levels, and is a fun learning supplement for small groups or the entire class. Also ideal for learners with disabilities and anyone learning English. Set includes 36 playing cards, more than 200 chips, caller's mat and cards, and a sturdy storage box. Bingo games are designed for students in pre-kindergarten to first-grade (ages 4 to 6).
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Didax Didax Social Skills Board Games
Price : $30.95 $23.72
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: - Encourage students to work together to improve their social skills
- Players discuss solutions to socially challenging situations
- Encouraging group communication and participation
- Each game targets a different issue
- Grades 1-5
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Grades 1-5. Addressing morals, manners, empathy, friendship, and showing and managing emotions, these games encourage discussion among students about proper social behavior as they strive to find the best solution to problems. Set contains six game boards, 24 counters, one die, and one spinner.
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Five Little Monkeys Jumping On The Bed Game
Price : $24.99 $13.00
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: - Based on award-winning illustrator Eileen Christelow's Five Little Monkeys book series.
- Introduction to counting and strategy, while developing fine motor skills.
- A fun-filled children's board game modeled after the classic nursery rhyme Five Little Monkeys.
- Put your little monkeys on the bed, but be careful not to let them tumble.
- First to place all 5 of their monkeys on the bed without falling off wins!
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Inspired by the best-selling children's book by Eileen Christelow, Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed is a simple-to-learn game that introduces children to counting and strategy while developing fine motor skills. The object of the game is to get all of your monkeys onto the bed. Sounds easy, right? Well watch out, because your monkeys may jump off the bed at any time. And when they do, its time to start over. Game includes game board, plastic bed, 24 monkeys, 20 punch-out tokens, spinner card with spinner and instructions.
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Metaforms
Price : $24.99 $17.99
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: - Seal of Excellence - Creative Child Magazine - USA 2010
- Best Pick - Dr Toy - USA 2009
- 6/6 Recommended - Consumer Guide - Canada 2009
- Spiel Gut - Germany 2008
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FoxMind Meta-Forms Discover the award-winning puzzle game that has amassed a following of parents, teachers and children around the world. Use visual clues to place nine geometric shapes into a grid and find the unique solution to each puzzle. Meta-Forms includes a spiral book with 6 color-coded levels of difficulty. The clues are intuitive and easy enough for young children to understand. Year after year, they will grow with the game and acquire solid reasoning and logic skills. While Meta-Forms is a wonderful educational game for kids, it also provides a challenge for adults. Wanna make a puzzle before dinner? It includes: 1 board, 9 pieces, 1 booklet that includes 80 puzzles and the solutions and the game rules. - Product Dimensions: 11 (L) x 9 (W) x 1.8 (H)
- Age: 6 to 15 years
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Edupress Lrn2010 Authors Purpose Game Red Level
Price : $21.95 $16.95
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: - Made with the Best Quality Material with your child in mind.
- Top Quality Children's Item.
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Take students on an adventure to discover the author's purpose! As they visit their animal friends, players read story cards and decide whether the author's purpose is to persuade, inform, or entertain. The first player to make it back home is the winner! Includes game board, 96 cards, 6 pawns, directions, answer key, and die. For 2-6 players.
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Question : What educational games do you play with your child?
Playing games with your kids is one of the best ways to improve learning skills. Whether it’s logic games or board games, which educational games do you play with your child to make learning fun?
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Grand Theft Auto IV or Call of Duty Modern Warfare.
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Question : What are the most educational games for a 3 year old?
Also, what are the funnest board games and/or toys for a 3 year old? I wanted to buy my little girl some news toys and games. I am looking for input on what your toddler thought was the most fun and what you thought was the most educational.
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Just about everything. I allow my one and two year old to "help" me with the housework and then I tell them the names of things. I made a list of five minute activities for busy days, containing simple activities like: throwing and catching a ball, singing and dancing to a nursery rhyme.I looove this channel from youtube: EC0urbanGeNiUs713which tells you how to make flashcards, which really work trust me :)There is also the site Brillkids and Brillbaby, with a forum, but I think that is for people with a bigger wallet (containing Your Baby Can Read-stuff) :PThen finally, if possible or if you have a satellite: cbeebies. The channel from bbc for children aged 0-7. My favourite show: show me show me, featuring two words each episode and focused on playing and being creative (avoiding to spend it all on toys haha). I also like their show Let's get squiggling, which teaches kids (and parents, I suppose) how to draw. They have a nice site with lots of things also a grownup part for the parents. I hope some of this can be useful to you, enjoy!
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Question : Which board games for 4 to 6 year old kids?
We have a 4 year old boy. He has friends in the 4-6 year range and goes to a montesorri preschool. We would like recommendations for which are the most popular and also the most educational board games. Please post any links to reviews of games or lists of top board games that you may have seen.
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shoots and ladders. candy land.. umm thats all i can think of.
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Question : why won't amazon.com let me buy board games and ship them to Australia?
trying to buy some educational board games and it wouldnt let me processs the order. no explanation. help?
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Amazon.com ships internationally, but all items are not eligible for International shipping. Check these add-ons, they may be helpful to you to find amazon.com international shipping eligible items.Firefox @ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/219053/Chrome @ https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/bflajeleonmpocnigocenoppehncaacf
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Question : how many of you play educational board games? How do you feel about these compared to computer games?
would you rather play one or the other? if you do like the board game variety better do you have a difficult time finding a good selection? I am only interested in unique, hard to find games that actually teach subjects in school or about life in general. unique strategy games that corrolate with history or let the player use the mind first and foremost is OK, too. games such as Monopoly and scrabble do not apply. some luck oriented games are OK if they are different and unique.http://www.djoyner.com
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I prefer board games to computer games.I have variety of educational board games for all levels with having to rely on the mass market boardgames. I do not have trouble because of Boardgamegeeks, National Board Game Week ( The forth week of November), and several publications (I really don't have them with me right now) that list the level, age group, subject matter (math, science, history, geography, etc.. )For myself, ALL boardgames are hard to find.
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Question : what do you think about educational learning games?
do you as parents buy educational board games for your kids? if you do are they something that you have a dificult time finding?
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Hi...It helps kids "develops" faster!And... you can find it in any Toys'R'Us store...
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Question : Educational Board game from when I was a kid?
I'm actually looking for two games. One where you where a beaver building a dam.You had different colors of sticks that you won and used to build with. The other one you where a bee building a hive. There where differnt colorsed honey pieces that you filled your side of the hive with. Please, serious answers only.
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no idea about any of those but i have seen a couple of things similar to them in some stores like toys 'r' us. pick me 4 best answer coz im loved
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Question : Does anyone know where i can find educational board games?
I would like to create centers in classroom and have kids play them.ANy suggestions on where i can find them,what could be good board games, and how about teacher discounts or hey even for free.It can even be a strategy game dealing with buliding.But it must involve groups.
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What are you meaning by "educational"? I can think of a whole bunch at Wal*Mart that are educational. Here is a list. Not sure of age so bear with me.1. Monopoly2. HI HO Cherri-O3 Memory4 Guess Who5 Clue6 The Game of Life7 Bingo8 Checkers9 Chess10 Mouse TrapThere are ten games that have some sort of educational value. Just check them out!!!
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Question : What are some good educational games (board games, etc)for teenagers.?
I'm a speech therapist and looking for some games to increase reading comprehension and verbal expression. Thank you.
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Along with Robin's recommendation (an excellent one), a similar story-telling style game would be Atlas Games'"Once upon a time."http://www.atlas-games.com/onceuponatime/Players get a hand of cards with common themes, characters, etc from fairy tales. The game starts, surprisingly enough, with "Once upon a time..." Players then generate a story, attempting to incorporate the component cards in their hand. Get too creative, though, say incorporating a woodsman to kill the wolf you played, and not having a woodsman card, another player who does can play theirs and take over the story. Plays well across a variety of ages, and rewards creativity as well as verbal expression and vocabulary building. Not much reading comprehension aspect to it.Happy teaching!
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Question : What are Some Educational Board games to make for sixth graders?
I have to do this project where I have to make an educational board game for sith graders. But I need ideas.
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You could always make a Jeopardy-style game. They're a little ebit old for matching games, so maybe you could try a Bingo game of sorts?
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