Educational Insights Tri - Words

• The pressure's on with this addictive word-making game
• This fast-paced game packs a world of colorful word-powered fun inside its compact tin case
• Tri - Words is perfect for classroom game centers, vacations, or family nights at home - For 1 to 6 Players
• A great family or classroom game
• Fun for young and old

Grades 1 & up. This fast paced game is easy and has everything you need for word building fun. Includes timer, special die, and 30 tricolor tiles. Great for learning centers.

List Price: $ 14.99 Price: $ 9.99

POP for Sight Words Game

• Pop for Sight Words Game
• Recognizes and reads aloud sight words
• Great for improving fluency
• Includes 100 die cut popcorn cards
• Measures 3" x 3" x 6 1/4"

Grades 1 & up. Students will gobble up handfuls of fun as they recognize and read aloud sight words. Fast-paced game play is great for improving fluency. Includes 100 die-cut popcorn cards (92 sight words and 8 POP cards) in box with engaging graphics. Measures 3"L x 3"W x 6 1/4"H. For 2-4 players.

List Price: $ 9.99 Price: $ 7.27

Question by MAK: educational games?
my nephews (3 and 4 years old) are smart but i cant seem to be able to teach them something new since -like all kids this age- they want to play all the time

so if you could tell me about some fun games that could help them be smarter or more creative, i’ll appreciate it =)

Best answer:

Answer by Angelwings
There is a game called Bee Safe or Bee Sorry. It teaches them about safety and you play as a bee. Try asking them to play “would you rather.” Ask them questions like would you rather be able to fly or be invisible and why.” That encourages creative thinking. If you want to throw some science into the mix, show them how to make a baking powder and vinegar volcano. Try teaching them how to cook simple things that don’t require an oven or stove–like sandwiches or cereal.

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