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Games for Middle-School Aged Children

When choosing games to play with middle-school aged children, or for them to play with each other, it is important to pick fun, challenging games that contain content appropriate for the 11- to 13-year-old age level. Middle school students today play a variety of games, from board games to video and online games.
  1. Apples to Apples

    • Apples to Apples is a board game produced by Out of the Box Publishing. This game is a game of words and word association --- it is appropriate for people of all ages, but is especially beneficial for middle school students as it helps expand their vocabulary not only in usage but also in understanding. This game is good for a group of children, either in a classroom or party setting.

    Monopoly

    • Monopoly is a classic board game of business and strategy. Available in nearly every format --- including as a video game, online game and app --- the game is an easy way to get middle school students learning about finances. The goal of the game is to be the top real estate holder in the city, and kids must use critical thinking to decide which is the best way to do that. In addition, they must learn to manage and earn money.

    It's My Life

    • It's My Life is a series of online games produced by PBS Kids. These games allow students to interactively learn to manage on their own. Some games include scenarios in which children must run the household, while others have the students become a boss of their own business. Through these interactive learning games, middle school students can see the various responsibilities they will have as they get older, and learn what it takes to handle those responsibilities.

    Big Brain Academy

    • Big Brain Academy is a video game that is compatible with the Nintendo Wii system. This game uses fun and entertaining aspects to have students use critical thinking and fast facts they have learned in recent years. This game tests students' knowledge through a variety of mini-games that focus on quick math facts. Kids can play the game individually or with a group of friends, making it perfect for those small after-school hang out sessions.


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