Educational Games to Play

One of the most popular games in the educational category is Knowledge Adventure's JumpStart Learning System, the number one selling grade-based educational system. It offers a comprehensive solution for preparing your kids for success in school.
JumpStart is designed to grow with your child's learning needs over the years as the series is designed for kids from infancy through preadolescence. The games combine adventure, puzzle and problem-solving and typically feature a printable progress report.
The games for the second grade and under typically feature anthropomorphic animals in bright colorful settings while the games for the third grade and over feature principally human characters, with a villainous character who must be thwarted, in considerably less colorful settings.
 Another game on our top list of educational games to play is Mathemagus. It provides players with exercises in mathematics, divided into different topics. As a young magician's apprentice, your child competes with the witch Myrgiana that gives lots of math tasks and puzzles to solve.
 
The game enables the player to unlock new game contents, gaining medals and different gems. Published by Big Fish Games, Mathemagus is designed with good graphics and wonderful music. It features diverse interesting tasks. Your child will learn the basics of math and numbers.

 American Presidential Profiles is another educational game where you are given a guided, educational tour with Uncle Sam through American presidential history. Published by XFusion Software, American Presidential Profiles features the games: The Hall of Presidents, Presidential Mixup, Presidential Trivia, Presidential Flash Card Game and Classic Concentration Memory Game.

 At The Game of Life, a game published by Atari, you make major life decisions including selecting a college, choosing a career, getting married, starting a family, buying a house and eventually retiring. With virtually unlimited options this game will train your child in making decisions.

 The next game we recommend is Let's Explore the Farm, which is also published by Atari. The game provides all of the fun, energy and excitement of a real working farm.

 And finally our favorite educational game to play is Knowledge Adventure's Math Blaster: Master the Basics for ages 6-12 years old. This fast-action, futuristic adventure teaches your child addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Your child will build confidence, speed and accuracy in basic math skills that will stay with him long after his mission is complete.
 
 

Sponsored Links