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Education Games for Teenagers

Educational games are designed to capture and keep kids&' attention while helping them review skills. Games made for teenagers are often enjoyable for adults as well, which gives parents a chance to spend fun times with their children. Find games that focus on a child&'s interest or help reinforce concepts that your child may be struggling with.
  1. Online Games

    • Several online educational games are challenging and appropriate for teens, testing their current knowledge while teaching new information. These games encourage teens to compete against both themselves and the program using important critical thinking skills. Subjects covered can include math, science, history and foreign languages. Visit sites like supersmartgames.com and setgame.com to get started.

    Board Games

    • Board games such as, "Are you Smarter than a 5th Grader?" can challenge teens to remember skills they learned many years ago. Other examples of educational board games include strategy games like, "Civil Lore," and "Axis and Allies," which mix history facts into the game play. The website ThinkButton.com offers the option of purchasing specialty games for teens online.

    Portable Games

    • On-the-go games such as number-placement puzzles and word games like, "Suduko" and "Bananagrams" provide an educational experience that can be easily incorporated into travel or as an alternative to TV-watching. Other portable games include "Quiddler," "Big Bad Suduko," "Five Crowns" and "Set," which also has an iPhone application that can be purchased at the iTunes store.


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