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Toys & Games for School-Age Kids |
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Blokus Classics Game Stragegy board game that challenges spatial thinking. Bright colors and simple rules make it ideal for age 5 and up. |
MiniLUK Brain Training Super Combo This program provides essential learning activities that help build a solid foundation for reading and writing. It fosters development of memorization, concentration, visual perception, logical thinking and basic artihmetic. |
Set: The Family Game of Visual Perception Award-winning card game tests, challenges and improves visual perception skills. |
Word Sweep A fast-paced, entertaining word game featuring more than 2,300 definitions. Players listen to 3 defintions and try to guess the 3 words to make a Word Sweep. |
Such & Such The answers to the clues come in twos. Award-winning, fast moving trivia game filled with clever pairings and witty competition. For 4 or more players in teams |
Cranium Family Edition Great family game for older children and adults. Features a variety of hilarious activities that will have everyone laughing and working together. |
New Cadoo Award-winning game that gets kids thinking, creating, giggling and grinning. Kids work together and on their own to act, sculpt, draw and solve puzzles. |
Papa Bear-The Fast Paced Visual Perception Game Teaches color recognition, encourages visual perception and builds quick logical skills. |
Illustory-Make Your Own Story Kit Allows kids to write and illustrate their own story on special book pages provided. Once the story is complete, it is published as a professionally type-set hardbound book. |
LEGO Ultimate Building Set Extensive assortment of LEGO bricks and other elements provides a fun and creative building set of 405 pieces. Includes instructions for 5 models and photo inspiration for 25 more. |
Children play in order to learn. Toys and games can be a powerful way of helping a school-age child sharpen his or her visual skills. These skills are a vital part of reading and learning in school. Here are our recommendations for toys and games for school-age kids that help foster the development of visual and thinking skills. |
You can find more toys for school-age kids by using the Amazon.com link on the right. |