What are the best educational games for children, ages 5-10?

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   Hope Wilbanksposted 15 years ago

   What are the best educational games for children, ages 5-10?

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   gurgel1posted 14 years ago

   I have a hub you could look at that is called Top 10 Wii Games For Kids if you are looking for wii allot of those are educational.

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   preston defossesposted 14 years ago

   Rythm Heaven on DS is somewhat educational,makes a great gift,and is rated E for everyone.And if you don't have a tight budget get Wii sports resort I would know I'm 11.

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   julie20201posted 14 years ago

   An old favorite of mine was Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego. It had a lot of facts about the world. There's a US version, but I didn't like that one as much.
   
   Also, Herinteractive, makes a series of Nancy Drew games that are cute little mysteries. They're chalk full of puzzles that are great for matching, manipulating, etc.

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   Gartickposted 14 years ago

   Math Circus for Kids
   
   Read my hubs=D thanks

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   Joseph Lemingposted 14 years ago

   Any brain age game is a great choice. Studies have shown it doesn't only keep the mind sharp, it also has been shown to prevent alzheimer's  disease and dimentia due to the increase in brain activity. My virtual tutor has several reading games available. This series seems to be very appealing to children. Learn math is probably the best pick for arithmetic!

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   danj1983posted 14 years ago

   Honestly, we use the Vtech Vsmile. We have a six year old and she does great with them. You can get different games as they grow older, and all there games are educational. The best part about it is the fact that the games are interchangeable.

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   Silver Poetposted 14 years ago

   Anything by The Learning Company including Reader Rabbit, Logical Journey of the Zoombinis by Broderbund, and hats off to Julie for mentioning Carmen Sandiego.

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   vanidianaposted 13 years ago

   anything that requires knowledge and skill:
   - inspecting insects in the garden
   - planting and growing trees
   - science experiments
   
   have fun!

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    pmpaustraliaposted 12 years ago

    I only know of scrabble or monopoly! I hope you were looking for board games.
    http://www.ama.edu.au/

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