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标题是gifted children，其实大家都可以玩吧，就是有些游戏我们老中家长们要补课
Best Games for Gifted Children
http://www.thekidstory.com/websites-for-gifted-children/top-10-
1.Rat-A-Tat-Cat - There are two versions of this card game, one with a
super peek option and collectible tin, and the original (linked here). We
prefer the original because the “super peek” kind of takes away the fun
and strategy for us. Absolutely, hands down, a favorite for Kindergarten to
adult! Games are fast and require skill, strategy, and a bit of luck. The
recommended age is 6 and up, but it is appropriate for a gifted child age 4
and up. Our gifted 5 year old beats the pants off of the entire family.
2.Cat’s Cradle: A Book of String Figures (Book and String) – This was a
complete fluke find. A family member’s mother who throws away nothing kept
this book & string stashed away in a closet for many years. After
uncovering it recently, ALL of the kids (and us adults too) are obsessed
with showing off our string skills. The recommended age is 6 and up, but I
believe it’s more like 4 and up for gifted children. They will start with
the easiest string figures and work progressively harder. This is a fabulous
teaching tool for persistence – especially for gifted kids who get easily
frustrated when they don’t “get something” right away. It takes work and
concentration for all ages to conquer the progressively more difficult
string figures. A word of warning: Buy an extra string for each child so
they don’t fight over it!
3.Scientific Explorer’s Mind Blowing Science Kit for Young Scientists -
Having been through multiple children and many different kinds of science
kits over the yeras, I can safely say this one was our favorite from Age 3.5
and up!
4.Snap Circuits SC-300 - Have a gifted child age 6 and up? Do not walk.
RUN and buy one of these kits. I happen to have gifted girls, and I believe
that parents with kids of both genders should encourage a solid science and
engineering mind. There are multiple add on kits, but this is the base kit
that you need to start your child’s Snap Circuits obsession!
5.Perplexus Maze Game by PlaSmart, Inc. - Encourages gross motor skill
development, appropriate for gifted children ages 4 and up (recommended age
is 6 and up). This is a really fun game to have in the car or just lying
around that the kids can pick up between their mindbending activities that
gifted kids enjoy! Warning: Addictive for parents AND children.
6.ThinkFun Math Dice Jr. – The recommended age is 6 and up, but a gifted
child strong in quantitative/math can start this as early as age 3 or 4.
Easy, packable, fast. Love.
7.Apples to Apples Party Box – The Game of Hilarious Comparisons - Gifted
kids and adults find this game equally amusing. Fun to play, easy to learn
and gets rave reviews from everyone!
8.Uno 40th Anniversary Edition Card Game - Classic, portable, fun.
Everyone knows how to play UNO already! Can you tell we love card games?
9.Old Maid Card Game - We started playing Old Maid regularly when my
youngest was 3 years old. This game is hysterical for younger kids, because
it’s nearly impossible for anyone to keep a straight face when they have
the Old Maid card!
10.Spot It – Fast and fun for the entire family – and extremely portable
like many of the other games listed here. Appropriate for gifted kids ages 5
and up!
标题是gifted children，其实大家都可以玩吧，就是有些游戏我们老中家长们要补课
Best Games for Gifted Children
http://www.thekidstory.com/websites-for-gifted-children/top-10-
1.Rat-A-Tat-Cat - There are two versions of this card game, one with a
super peek option and collectible tin, and the original (linked here). We
prefer the original because the “super peek” kind of takes away the fun
and strategy for us. Absolutely, hands down, a favorite for Kindergarten to
adult! Games are fast and require skill, strategy, and a bit of luck. The
recommended age is 6 and up, but it is appropriate for a gifted child age 4
and up. Our gifted 5 year old beats the pants off of the entire family.
2.Cat’s Cradle: A Book of String Figures (Book and String) – This was a
complete fluke find. A family member’s mother who throws away nothing kept
this book & string stashed away in a closet for many years. After
uncovering it recently, ALL of the kids (and us adults too) are obsessed
with showing off our string skills. The recommended age is 6 and up, but I
believe it’s more like 4 and up for gifted children. They will start with
the easiest string figures and work progressively harder. This is a fabulous
teaching tool for persistence – especially for gifted kids who get easily
frustrated when they don’t “get something” right away. It takes work and
concentration for all ages to conquer the progressively more difficult
string figures. A word of warning: Buy an extra string for each child so
they don’t fight over it!
3.Scientific Explorer’s Mind Blowing Science Kit for Young Scientists -
Having been through multiple children and many different kinds of science
kits over the yeras, I can safely say this one was our favorite from Age 3.5
and up!
4.Snap Circuits SC-300 - Have a gifted child age 6 and up? Do not walk.
RUN and buy one of these kits. I happen to have gifted girls, and I believe
that parents with kids of both genders should encourage a solid science and
engineering mind. There are multiple add on kits, but this is the base kit
that you need to start your child’s Snap Circuits obsession!
5.Perplexus Maze Game by PlaSmart, Inc. - Encourages gross motor skill
development, appropriate for gifted children ages 4 and up (recommended age
is 6 and up). This is a really fun game to have in the car or just lying
around that the kids can pick up between their mindbending activities that
gifted kids enjoy! Warning: Addictive for parents AND children.
6.ThinkFun Math Dice Jr. – The recommended age is 6 and up, but a gifted
child strong in quantitative/math can start this as early as age 3 or 4.
Easy, packable, fast. Love.
7.Apples to Apples Party Box – The Game of Hilarious Comparisons - Gifted
kids and adults find this game equally amusing. Fun to play, easy to learn
and gets rave reviews from everyone!
8.Uno 40th Anniversary Edition Card Game - Classic, portable, fun.
Everyone knows how to play UNO already! Can you tell we love card games?
9.Old Maid Card Game - We started playing Old Maid regularly when my
youngest was 3 years old. This game is hysterical for younger kids, because
it’s nearly impossible for anyone to keep a straight face when they have
the Old Maid card!
10.Spot It – Fast and fun for the entire family – and extremely portable
like many of the other games listed here. Appropriate for gifted kids ages 5
and up!