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Kids' FBI Games

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) carries with it an air of intrigue. Whether it's from a comic book or from a television program, your child has seen and heard about the FBI. With the amount of exposure your child has to visual media, it is natural, too, for her to be interested. In keeping with this, games manufacturers have come up with several FBI-based games for children of all age groups. While some of the games are basic, others involve a certain level of strategy and logic.

The FBI Games Site
- The FBI itself understands the awe that surrounds the group and, in keeping with this, has developed an exclusive site for children as part of its main website. This site is neatly segregated into online games for children in kindergarten and for children in grades 6 to 12. The main idea behind all these games is to understand the functioning of the FBI. Games such as Sliding Tile puzzle help understand how the FBI pieces clues together. You could also follow a sniffer dog and see what he does on a regular day. Older children will find it exciting to be involved from the beginning to the end in a case that has been handled by the FBI.
FBI Board and Card Games
- FBI board games for children are also available, depending on the age of your child and the skills needed to play the game. Some games will involve multiple players and will require a minimum of an hour to be played. This will involve sifting through clues, looking for evidence and piecing together a mystery. Some simpler games will involve playing cards that work toward improving memory and logic. In terms of board and card games, you could choose from Phalanx Games' "New Crime Investigator, the FBI Card Game" or the "Clever Agent Family Card Game." MayFair Games has released the "FBI Spy Card Game" as well as the game "FBI."
FBI Online Games
- Several online FBI games have been developed and can be downloaded from the Internet for kids to play. However, the obligation falls on the parents to select these games. Remember that FBI games developed by private companies may not have been developed with clean language and a lack of references to sex and drugs, like the games from the real FBI site have. Websites, such as Game It Now, Game Gum and Daily Free Games, all feature FBI games for your youngsters that will help them develop their skills.
Group FBI Games
- For children who love to play action group games, a simple Cops and Robbers game can be made more interesting. Divide an even number of children into two equal groups. Give the thieves a crime to commit, such as robbing and hiding a cookie jar that--unbeknownst to them--has been sprinkled with fine glitter or similar substance. Have the FBI agents solve clues to get to the stolen goods. Another way for the FBI agents to locate the stolen item would be to hide a cellphone in it. Once the robbers hide it, the FBI team can dial the cellphone number and locate the area where the ringing is coming from.

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