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I have always loved games even as a small child. I have instilled my passion into my family.

Providing the best educational board games for your children will reap benefits and rewards beyond measure.

There is no better way to increase knowledge, fine motor skills, teamwork, and strategic abilities than playing FUN games.
 
SimplyFun games provides exactly what their websites states:

With more than 100 award-winning products that support the needs of today’s kids, parents and teachers, SimplyFun games are repeatedly recognized for their unique and easy to learn concepts, interactive components and specific skill–building features. SimplyFun games meet the educational needs of children in language development, math, critical thinking, spatial reasoning and more. Plus, the games are fun for the whole family – an award–winning combination.

I find SimplyFun’s website full of information when choosing a game. Each product includes the following helpful information.

  • General information about the game
  • Highlights
  • Core Curriculum standards, if any
  • Skills that will be mastered
  • Modification tips on how to meet special needs children
  • Special tips to engage Autistic children
  • Extended play suggestions

SimplyFun has really put a lot of thought into their games to make them excellent for all children and families.

Our family has been having a blast playing Get 4 & Score and Letter Slide during school time and Family Game Night. They are both vibrant with colors and come in sturdy boxes. There is nothing worse than purchasing a game with a cheap box. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to throw away games due to missing pieces. 

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Get 4 & Score

This is a favorite of my older children, however, I was able to modify it so our whole family could play together. Just flip over the top card in the deck from each of the Four Letter Card piles and roll the dice to reveal their point values. Next, turn over the top category card and flip over the timer.

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Players scurry to write four answers correlating with the category and starting with the letter on each of the flipped cards. Players reveal their answers and score points based on the dice rolled after the timer expires. After 10 rounds, the player with the highest score wins! It really gets them thinking.

Take a peek at how to play Get 4 Score.

 

Letter Slide

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My little ones enjoy the challenge of this game. It took them a few games to really get the hang of it. I did modify the rules for my 4 year old. Helping my second grader just a few times made him feel like he was Einstein. He has been working on 4 letter words, so this is very appropriate for him.

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Just pick Letter Tiles to make as many four-letter words as you can before the timer runs out. Place one Letter Tile from each correctly spelled word onto a corresponding letter space.  Cover all the Letter Spaces on your Slide Board first to win the game! 

Take a peek at how FUN Letter Slide is when playing the game.

 

I highly recommend SimplyFun when choosing the best educational games for families. They make wonderful gifts that can meet any family’s needs.

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SimplyFun wants one of Blessed Beyond a Doubt’s readers to win a Grill Party, Get 4 & Score and Letter Slide,. This is a  retail value of $96.00.  I will be picking a random winner on November 13th at 12am.  Winner will be contacted via email and must respond within 48 hours or another winner will be picked. All entries will be verified.

 
 

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Which best educational board games do you think your family would love?