9 Board Games to Get Kids Thinking, Moving, and Working Together

Could your family use a few new games? If you’ve had it with standard-issue board games like Candyland and Monopoly, consider these games that are favorites of the kids I work with as a pediatric occupational therapist. They’re not only lots of fun, they also sneakily address developmental issues your child may need to work on. 1. Zingo In this fast-paced Bingo-like game, players take turns matching pictures. Kids love sliding the Zinger to reveal two tiles that they hope will match pictures on their cards. The double-sided cards offer two levels of play. Great for: working on visual motor and…  Read in browser »