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Try this one - apples to apples. It's funny and starts interesting conversations. We tried the Apples jr. for 8+. My dd7 loved it.
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How about Boggle, anyone? We played it as a family for hours when I was growing up. My kids love playing Scrabble, too. Another vote for Apples to Apples--my children like to play with their cousins (junior version). And I don't remember if anyone mentioned Yahtzee Turbo --I was never a fan of the classic game but I like this version. Boggle, Scrabble & Yahtzee can also be found as computer games & online. So can Apples to Apples--I just found it APPLES to APPLES
When you're curious, you find lots of interesting things to do. Walt Disney
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Added Gravity (iPad), Apples to Apples (board and computer), Apples to Apples Jr., Boggle (board and computer), Scrabble (board and computer), Yahtzee (computer), and Yahtzee Turbo.
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Lucounu, of your earlier list, we've tried Hedghog Escape. DS loves it! Plus the hedghogs are cute, which always works around here.
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Oooo.... crazy machines looks fun! Would you say it's for all ages, or younger, or about what age?
We like Mancala too. We also have quiddler.
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Added all the suggestions, promoted Hedgehog Escape, and added a link from the other thread to this one. Keep 'em coming!
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Anyone know anything about Camelot Legends? DS claims he wants it for Christmas and it looks like it would be right up his alley. Cat
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Pandemic and Ticket to Ride get played all the time around here. Scotland Yard is another favorite, but you need at least 3 players to play that one. My son is 9, and we have been playing those games for over a year.
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We love a lot of games on your list! We also enjoy games from Outset Media (especially Rhyme Thyme when they were littler, Professor Noggin, and, our favourite--Artifact--has been a terrific game for all ages), and from Family Pastimes (various cooperative games: Growlies in the Garden, Secret Door, Harvest Time, Depot Diner, Granny's House, etc.--these are mostly for littles, too.)
Oh dear, what a poorly-written sentence that was. Oh well.
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minniemarx, your sentence was so poorly written that I printed it and stuck it for safekeeping inside my greasy spam handbag, as a cautionary example I can wave at small children, sending them into scared submission (or at least a bored slumber).
Your suggestions are added. You did mean the board game Artifact, and not the software, correct?
Pandemic and Scotland Yard look neat too-- hadn't seen those. Thanks, blueskidoo.
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