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By Donna,
From Evansville
I always liked monoply. It reminds me of when I was a kid.
By Suanne,
From Fort Worth
I would have to say Hide and Go Seek is a favorite with almost any child and there are no pieces to get lost. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this giveaway!
By Janet,
From AFTON
scrabble
By Lily,
From Las Vegas
The best children's game is Trivial Pursuit because it encourages learning.
By Gus,
From El Paso
Memory because it's a game that not only teaches remembering and identifying but also patience.
By Alexa,
From Richmond
Candyland is the best game. I loved it and our kids love it. A game that will last forever.
By Veronica,
From Jefferson
I think Scrabble is the best children's game because children learn language skills as they play.
By Angel,
From Chico
Checkers
By Ken,
From Coral Springs
our favorite game is boggles.
By Sabine,
From Castle Rock
Please enter me! thank you
By Randy,
From Lebanon
Candyland
It teaches counting & direction
By Gianna,
From Cambridge
Trivial Pursuit :)
By Ryan,
From Corpus Christi
I think my favorite all time game is MONOPOLY. It's fun for all ages, and because of that, it's a timeless game. It has been and will always be a great game to play with the friends and family. Just be sure you have a long time to play it!
By Lorie,
From Celebration
My kids & I always loved to play Monopoly when they were little. Even now (at 18 & 21) they still like to play when the visit from college and the Army. Thanks for the chance.
By William,
From Levittown
I like Chutes and Ladders
By kathy,
From west rutland
candyland was my fav it was so colorful and fun to play
By Sheila,
From Kansas City
Tag! It helps get all that extra energy OUT!!
By Arlenee,
From Naperville
this would be a great movie as a gift for Dad
By Jim,
From Milwaukee
Checkers is a great game, it has strategy and fun
By Venus,
From Chino Hills
Two of my favorite games that are also very helpful with math are Jacks and Marbles. You can play them both inside or out.
By Rita,
From Kaneohe
Memory is the best because kids like it and it can be played with a few picture cards or cubes for younger children and a regular deck of cards to make it more challenging for older children. It is also quiet and portable, which makes it good for places like waiting rooms. It can be played by one or more players, and incorporates turn-taking which is a transferable skill. Mainly, it is fun.
By theodore,
From north riverside
The game of Life is always fun to play.
By chrysa,
From cambridge
Trouble is good as a board game.
By Barbara,
From New Port Richey
Our family has always had the most fun with "Sorry"; even the tiniest child who can't read understands the game and it is a learning experience. Taking turns and counting! Thank you for allowing me to tell you our family's favorite!
By Geoff,
From Columbus
I'd have to go with Scrabble, mostly because I'm a big believer in the importance of language skills, and I think even from an early age that the classic crossword game can really help children build their vocabulary and learn the art of the English language.
By cherie,
From st louis
would love to win thhis
By Shania,
From Irving
bingo is a great game because it helps them with number recognition and hand and eye coordination.
By Ed,
From Skokie
Blocks; one learns how to spell.
By Michael,
From Olathe
Indoors, outdoors, daylight, midnight, just for two or quite a few... hide-n-seek! :)
By Michael,
From Olathe
Indoors, outdoors, daylight, midnight, just for two or quite a few... hide-n-seek! :)
By Susan,
From Olathe
Chutes and Ladders is a fun game
By Cynthia,
From Johnson City
I love the game tag. It has the physical component too.
By Ann,
From the Ville
I think Chutes and Ladders is a great game. It sure promotes sportsmanship, patience, perseverance, and math skills!
By Denise,
From Santaquin
We love to play LIFE.
By Gabriel,
From Winfield
Make me a winner! We love to play Uno and dominoes.
By nick,
From surprise
Memory it stimulates the mind and teaches my kids memorization. My kids love it we have 3 different memory games.
By Mary,
From Eagleville
Loved playing Red Light, Green Light
By jayne,
From debord
My littleone loves to play Trouble!
By BariV,
From Livingston
My children play Chutes and Ladders all the time.
By Debbie,
From Carthage
I like monopoly
By PegiL,
From Hamburg
Chutes and Ladders with my kids
By John,
From Cape Coral
I love Clue
By Amy,
From Frisco
I would have to say Hide and Go Seek is still one of my kids favorites, that and I Spy lol.
By Kathy,
From Greeley
We love hi Ho Cherrio right now and outside baseball
By gloria,
From sebewaing
I would have to say scrabble because you learn as you play. Sometimes you learn that some words are not really words at all.
By Jay,
From Chicago
Everything important to learn in life can be learned in a really vicious game of Dodgeball. Probably ought to wait till Jr. High or so.
By Pamela,
From Carmel
My son always love "Candyland"!!!!! Thanks.
By Jacob,
From Helena
Monopoly. It is just very competitive
By christopher,
From elk grove
clue, because there's a mystery to be solved
By Ken,
From Keyport NJ
I like Clue as a kid because of the reverse thinking it requires. Please accept my entry. Thank you.
By Marianna,
From Louisville MS
I loved playing Four-Square when I was a kid!
By Dave,
From NY
Clue has always been a favorite in our house. Although if it is a game for young children, Chutes and Ladders is a great one. Thank you for the chance to win.
By fern,
From sharpsville
concentration with 2 decks of cards all layed out and pick the pair, a mind trial game
By Abby,
From New York
Monopoly, because the entire family becomes deeply and raucously involved.
By Jim,
From Nashua
I like to play Stratego with my kids. There is stategy and planning involved.
By dianne,
From seminole
Chutes and Ladders because it's a fun starter game for all ages.
By Deborah,
From Andover
When we were kids we played Parcheesi-a new variation on an ancient game. A great game to play with the whole family.
By Mike,
From Holiday
i want to win
By Don,
From Blue Springs
I think that Othello is a great game as it is so easy to learn and fun to play...and can teach them to think several moves ahead (eventually)
By Carol,
From WASHINGTON
My grandkids like SORRY or UNO because even the younger ones can join in.
By Carol,
From Chelsea
The best children's game is a large cardboard box or a quilt made into a fort. Anything that encourages the use of their imagination. It is even better if they are doing it outside, since then they are also getting exercise.
By Carol,
From Chelsea
The best children's game is a large cardboard box or a quilt made into a fort. Anything that encourages the use of their imagination. It is even better if they are doing it outside, since then they are also getting exercise.
By Amir,
From Seminole
I loved kickball because it's an outdoor game and it was always fun!
By Steve,
From Yakima
Deffinately MONOPOLY
By Luigi,
From Tampa
I feel the best game to play with children, are the ones that allow imagination to run wild. Usually, it is better to let them pick what the scenario is. If they want to play with a cardboard box and pretend it is a space ship? go for it. I think that allows people to truly understand who they are and what type of personality they will have in the future.
By john,
From Utica
I think the best childrens game is checkers because it is easy to learn.
By Thomas,
From San Diego
Clue is an excellent game for children. It teaches them strategy, problem solving in the form of deduction, and there's the adult subject matter...
By Margaret,
From Randolph
My kids love Clue. They love the mystery of trying to solve the clues. Thanks so much.
By Denyse,
From Seminole
Candyland has always been an all time favorite.
By Kathy,
From Hailey
We love Canasta because it helps build logic and counting.
By Andrew,
From reminderville
we like playing monopoly, great for adding and figuring out things.
By tung,
From san diego
monopoly - it's a game that changes and challenges as children age.
By Ann,
From Wappingers Falls
Candyland. I liked it as a kid and now my daughter likes it also
By Linda,
From Lancaster
Mousetrap
By Marilyn,
From Miramar Beach
I think the best childrens game is pick-up sticks because it teaches flexibility and concentration
By Sandy,
From USA
yahtzee because its easy to roll, fast to play- fast to take on the go, and they learn how to match and count
By Alicia,
From Winchester
I think Monopoly is the best game because it encourages competitive skills as well as delayed gratification, both of which are becoming increasingly important.
By Amber,
From Naperville
Chutes and Ladders is the best children's game of course - for no other reason than my brothers and I used to play every day as kids!
By desiree,
From hurst
thanks
By Carol,
From Wayne
Indoors, I'd say Monopoly, because we can all play together, and outdoors, the kids always love Hide and Seek because it's fun, and there are always new places to hide.
By Mary,
From Sullivan
Honestly, I think one of the best 'games' for children is chess! Children can pick up the rudimentary idea of chess at a fairly young age (say 5) and it teaches valuable skills such as patience, problem solving skills, planning, and such. It also stimulates them to think without electronic distractions. My children are decently adept at chess and love it, and are excellent students, too.
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