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Greetings to all Game
Lovers:
Are you looking for
games that keep giving after they are received? That's what we specialize
in. We carefully select and add the best new games found at the
New York Toy Fair each year. We make sure, however, that we
keep the great games that have earned so many wonderful testimonies.
We know that it is impossible for many of you to come to our game
fairs, parties, or open houses, but rest assured that the same games
are on the website and we can promise they will bring you many hours
of educational entertainment. We specialize in math and strategy
games, but keep adding word games and family games that are fun
and non-threatening for 3 - 5 year olds. We have added 10 new games
this season, so check them out.
If you choose an individual
game such as Logix , Rush Hour (Deluxe
is new this year), Chocolate Fix ( new), Tantrix
Discovery Puzzle (new), or Hoppers for your
preschool or older child, you can almost observe their logical thinking
power in action. A personal favorite that provides hours of entertainment
is, Colorku. Picture the strategies of Sudako with
colorful wooden balls.
Zingo,
a fast paced matching game, is our easiest game for 3 and up. How
Tall am I (3 - 8 yrs) and Sequence for Kids
(3 - 6 yrs) have proven to be an excellent choices for the young
set so have been added this year.
The math games are outstanding
for offering painless practice in math - and yes, students do get
excited. Just click on math games for a complete list. Some of the
new 2007 - 08 math games include: Baseball Trivitz,
Fraction Whirl I & II, Roll'n Multiply,
and Spectrangle. Word games we recommend include:
Wordigo and What's Gnu.
Of course, what Odyssey
Learning Games has been known best for over the years are
strategy games. You can't go wrong with any games on our website
for ages 7 through adult. Newest for 2007 - 08 is Pixel.
It is easy for 6 and up players to learn, but adults love it too
(2 - 4 players). So, what are you waiting for? Order that special
gift today that will bring a smile to the recipient's face over
and over. For those of you in classroom settings, I encourage you
to find exciting educational games for free time or indoor recess.
I would also like to hear about your favorite games, rewarding activities,
and other interesting tidbits about kids and learning. Please e-mail
us.
Keep educational games
in your life!
Dr. Joan Bock
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