Kids Computer Games Recommendations

I was SO happy to have just found learn4good’s site. It has everything from kid’s computer games, educational resources, jobs in teaching available and info on schools and languages.

It breaks down the kid’s games into a lot of GREAT categories such as; Young Kid’s Games, Arcade Games, Adventure Games, Maze Games and more…. They also offer a graphic of the game, a lengthy description and what controls you will use so you know what you are getting into before you click play.

A couple of my favorite arcade games are Rumble Ball and Bubble Trouble.

The resources are very thorough and are worth a look as well. My only warning is as a portal site there are a lot of advertisements and a lot of ways for a child to get off of the site and onto something else. This is definitely a site to look…

Tis the season and this time of year there are sites that specialize in holiday recipes, jokes, crafts and my favorite — Kid’s Holiday Computer GAMES! Sorry I haven’t been posting as regularly — the holidays have had me busier than ever and I have been keeping busy on my other blog. After the holidays I will have TONS of game reviews to give since I hope to be testing out a lot of the ones my kids are getting from our family. Happy Holidays!

Here some links for the younger ones:
Fun Holiday Games from Kaboose online
Cute Penguin Diving Game
Lead Santa and his reindeer around a racetrack
Dinosaur Design has a cute one where you have Rudolph fly and avoid birds and other obstacles
Fast, simple adventure game as Alfie the Elf helps Santa - also from dinosaur design
A holiday memory game that is fun and BOY…

The GREATEST thing about recommending kid’s computer games and blogging about them has been meeting other people that love games as well as exploring other sites/games. When I came across Conceptis Puzzles I knew I had found a special site. I found a site with tons of thinking games such as Sudoku, Fill a Pic Puzzles to Dot-to-Dot Printables for kids AND adults. There are tons of logic puzzles to do online or to print out. My son LOVES the dot-to-dot and we’re working our way through them (some of them have HUNDREDS of numbers). I sent an email complimenting the site and was fortunate enough to meet Dave Green and Gil Galanti who run and design the site.

Gil had written an article on his blog Individual At Home about “Puzzles as Pain Relievers” and since healing and games are my two…