Children Tested Board Games: These Are Really Recommended

14 of the tested games were rated as recommendable, four as conditionally recommendable, and two as not recommendable. The prices ranged from 14.99 euros to 39.99 euros.

Games were played by the children in kindergarten for two months

The games were played by the children in kindergarten for two months and evaluated with the help of the educators. The following criteria were considered for the evaluation: the age recommendation by the manufacturer and whether the games are age-appropriate. Special attention was paid to the learning effects offered, such as concentration, color and number learning, as well as social skills. A significant factor in the evaluation was how well the games were received by the young testers.

The absolute favorite games included: The Great Ladder Game, Dori Dino, Garden Crooks, Ronny Roller, and Safari Roulette. These games thrilled with excitement, speed, and have a very high fun factor. The children learn about colors and numbers while playing, train their attention and concentration, develop fine motor skills, and learn to cope with defeats.

These games did not pass the practical test

The games that did not pass the practical test were: The Sandcastles of Burgundy and Tasty Lava. For both games, the age recommendation by the manufacturer was not suitable. The children felt overwhelmed, and the abundance of game materials was too much. Although the presentation sparked interest, the children could not follow the game rules. The instructions for Tasty Lava were so unclear that the educators had to consult a YouTube video.

Tip: Board games are a wonderful way to bring the family together, create screen-free moments, and stimulate children's development in many ways, especially during the cold season. Playing promotes social skills, concentration, and creativity.

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