I am a sucker for a good game. Y’all have probably figured this out by now. One thing that makes a game better is when it’s educational. When Griddly Games approached me with their educational and fun games, I was more than happy to feature them for y’all.
They were kind enough to allow me to pick out my own titles, and these are the ones I picked out:
Wise Alec – Shift the rows to gain an advantage over your opponent, but watch as they put you right back into place! This unique game is designed to help players who may find it difficult to identify or differentiate between colours. Each token features a noticeable icon on the flip-side to assist with colour recognition.
Just Add Glue – An exciting Science + Art kit that is sure to stretch your imagination! Create different forms of super stretchy polymers and make them bounce! Create putties that can be picked up, stretched, and even rolled into a ball that bounces. Using the same ingredients create an array of creative crafts that you can keep, like crystals and window clings! Learn about states of matter including liquids and polymers. This STEAM kit is a basic introduction to chemistry and material engineering for ages 6 and up with adult supervision.
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5 Stones – Try the endless ways to play the game that inspired Jacks! Take turns attempting your own tosses or try to catch the stones as they bounce, spin, and roll away! How will you catch the stones? Only a few minutes of play can strengthen hand-eye coordination in a captivating way. Players build upon what they learn, and have fun creating their own rules for play. Even when playing with a group, 5 Stones proves to be an addictive hand game that occupies for hours! Guidelines for traditional play are included, and experimental play is always encouraged!
I love that Griddly Games has a wide variety of games, and I also love they are all family themed. While we have adult games in my group as well, it’s always nice to have adult games as well as family friendly games to add to our collection.
Another thing I really like about Griddly Games is they have a line of science themed games called Just Add. Aside from the Just Add Glue I described above, they also have Just Add Milk experiments as well.
If you would like to check out Griddly Games and check out the other titles they carry, head on over to their website, and check out their Facebook and give them a like as well!
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