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Spiderman Games for 5 Year Olds

Spiderman is a superhero comic book character that has become significantly popular over decades with children, particularly young males. Your 5-year-old probably knows and loves the Spiderman genre of TV shows, films and merchandise. There are a lot of Spiderman-centric games, both electronic and non-electronic, that are very age-appropriate. If you are looking for a Spiderman game for your child, look at these options.

Plug It In &Play TV Games™ Spider Sense Spider-Man
- This game is designed to be plugged directly into your TV. It is made by Jakks Pacifc for children ages five and up. The specially-designed controller allows the child to shoot web, leap from tall buildings and battle some of Spiderman's most evil villains. It is a very entertaining, engaging and safe game for a 5-year-old. It only requires four AA batteries to operate.
LeapFrog Leapster® Educational Game: Spider-Man
- This is an educational game from the LeapFrog line of educational toys. This game uses Spiderman-themed activities teach spelling, grammar and vocabulary skills on a level appropriate for children ages five to eight. You will need a LeapFrog device in order to use this game.
Stick the Spider On Spiderman Game
- From AmazingMoms.com: This birthday party game is very appropriate for 5-year-olds. All you need is a sheet of poster board, a permanent black marker, scotch tape, construction paper, scissors and a package of self-adhesive glue dots. Draw a spider web on the poster with the marker and hang it on a wall with the tape. Cut out some spiders (at least 20) from the construction paper and attach a glue dot to the back of each one. To play the game, blindfold or spin the child around and let them attach the spiders to the web.
Spiderman's Web Walk
- From AmazingMoms.com: For this game, you need three poster boards, scissors, markers, index cards, plastic bag, a CD of Spiderman or other music and a bag of candy. Cut three, 1-foot diameter circles from each poster board and use the marker to draw spiderwebs on each one. In the center of each web, write a number 1 to 9 very large on each circle. Write 1 to 9 on nine index cards, fold them up and place them in the bag.
  
  To play: Place the webs in a circle. Play the Spiderman music and have the children step from web to web. Stop the music and draw one of the numbers from a bag. The player that is standing on the webs with that number, gets some. Keep playing until every child has received something.
Venom Tag
- From AmazingMoms.com: This variation of the game of tag uses Spiderman characters. One child will be the villain of their choice (Dr. Octopus, Sandman, Venom, etc.) and the rest of the children will be townspeople. The villain chases the townspeople and whoever is tagged becomes the new villain. Designate a place (tree, doghouse or other backyard location) to be home, or "Spiderman's Lair." Make sure that each child gets a turn to be the villain.

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