Educational Toys For Children

This particular Lego product  brings fun and excitement to building with bricks. The game consist of 1 dice, 1 minifigure, 1 microfigure, 1 rule booklet, 96 cards and 338 LEGO pieces.

There are many ways to play the game but most often the rule would tell you that a player would pick the card and try to create the structure or design; while the other players guess the structure. This makes building structures interesting as the entire set could make it possible for 3 to 8 children to play at any one time.

You may well find it equally enjoyable since this is not just a great game for children, but the entire family as well. LEGO blocks are known for (generally) being a solitary game, but Creationary allows for multiplayers. Your kids will have fun (while learning in the process), plus it's a really cool educational toy for children above 5 years of age.

When you talk about educational games, blocks (of any description) are always on the list. Baby's first blocks will soon turn to smaller LEGO for a more intricate and complex creations. Blocks allow children to use their creativity and imagination during their play times. It becomes a medium for their creative expressions. Encourage their creative side by providing them blocks such as LEGO City Advent Calendar.

This adds twist to Christmas. Starting December 1, your child has a gift to open. It's fun and exciting ... though, you might find it a problem to stop your child from opening the rest of the presents! Nevertheless, this is a fun and educational game for children above 3 years of age, plusit's a very unique advent calendar idea.

Family games are one of the best ways for children to learn, as they're not just learning through play, they're also strengthening family bonds. This Qwirkle Board Game is played like scrabble, the difference being that you're not playing with words here but with colors and shapes.

The problem with scrabble is that players should be at the same educational level to make the game interesting. However with Quirkle, they can compete with adults as everyone is limited to matching up colors and shapes. No need to dig into individual vocabularies. Despite the games simplistic principles, it stimulates the thinking process and problem solving strategies.  A great multi-player game, and a great method of encouraging mental development in children.

Teach your child new words with Bananagrams, one of the world's most popular educational games for all ages. Like scrabble, this game is based on devising words from lettered tiles. The difference is, compared to scrabble, this one doesn't use a board and the letters don't have special scores. Learning is solely centered on new words and spelling.

The great thing about the game is that it allows children to compete with adults, and the point system is simple for a child to understand. Furthermore, kids aren't  intimidated by the enormous scores adults can make. It's all just a huge game to children and, if the adults play fair and lower their own abilities to match better their child's, it's amazing how much fun and laughter you can have.