You guys know I love smart, educational, creative, fun games that my kids and I can play together. There is really nothing more I look forward to than spreading out on the living room floor and listening to my kids laugh and play with me. The family time together is invaluable.
But how does a parent know what kinds of games are good to not only help you bond, but help kids with their social skills, brain developmental and critical thinking?
The Super Duper Publications eCatalogue has previously only be available to licensed therapists to use with kids who needed a little extra help. And I am SO GLAD that they have now opened the games, toys and more to parents of all kids so that we can play and help our kids develop important skills as well! And those with a learning disability — like dyslexia – who need another layer of support to learn best outside of the school, check out the Super Duper option online. It’s a castle, literally, full of wonderful learning tools, designed and written by large staff of certified learning experts, disguised as fun and games from Super Duper(r) Publications.
I was lucky enough to get my hands on Ring Bling, The Handy Game of Following Directions. Recommended for kids ages 5 and up, even my 3 year old got into the spirit and had a blast! What I love about this game is that it caught my kids attention and held it throughout. In addition, there are three ways to play so when we get bored, we just play a different way!
This game was a hit from the moment the box arrived at the door. Why I love it: A) there are rings involved…. I have three girls who asked for jewelry for Valentine’s Day!, B) the directions they have to follow to earn a ring are HYSTERICAL – like Kiss a Slimy Frog, and C) I had a blast playing it as well!
We played this game in all three versions before the kids even were bored with it. The basic premise is an “earn your ring by following directions’. Or you can take away rings by following directions. And you can play another variation without the spinner too! So much fun and so much great interaction for kids and parents, alike!
The more I look at the Super Duper Publications and Website, the more I find things that I want to enjoy with my kids. I know if you take some time you can find something amazing to help your kids with their skills and you with your desire for those amazing, heartwarming, family moments!
There’s a lot of good stuff, but I think I’d pick the What do you say…what do you do – at School edition board game to work on social skills with my oldest
I would choose the Auditory Memory for Dinosaurs & More Fun Deck
I really like Artic Chipper Chat Game
I think the Vocabulary Chipper Chat Magnetic Game would be perfect for my youngest! Thanks for the chance!
I would get the Super Duper What’s Different? Fun Deck and Ring Bling. She would love these.
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i would use it do d/l apps
I like the Dice Dude Combo.
I like the Go for the Dough® Board Game
I think I would get the First 100 Sight Words plus Sentence Building Super Fun Deck
It looks like there’s lots of good things to chose from. After a quick look through, I think I’d pick either the Hopping Frogs Board game or Ring Bling.
Wow there is a lot of good games but I would probably get Magne Talk First 100 sight words and sentenace maker and or Say and Do Phonology
We would love the Say & Do Vocab Bingo
I would get the Echo Microphone
Webber photo phonology cards!
awesome artic fun sheets
I would like the
Dice Dude Combo
would get a pressure brush for my son
I like the Pirate Talk Board Game!
I like the Webber Sign Language Cards. I think that I would like to learn signing along with my grandchildren.
I like the 180 Hidden Picture Find. My neices both like to try to find objects hidden in a picture. Thank you:)
Chipper Chat game
Say & Do Vocab Bingo
I would get the Animal Buddies Motivational Box.
I would buy some of the autism photo cards.
Inferencing Quick Take Along
There are so many to choose from! I like the auditory memory for dinosaurs, pirate talk, & the dice dude combo.
Pirate Talk Receptive & Expressive Language board game
Auditory Memory for Dinosaurs & More
I want the Pirate Talk board game.
I would pick the Ring Bling!
The super duper treasure chest. It would be great to reward my son when he starts potty training!
I like the Grammar Gumballs Board Game.
Ask and Answer WH questions.
Pirate Talk Receptive & Expressive Language board game looks fun.
There is not one item but several of the grammar and context decks!
I like Granny’s candies :)
That Ring Bling game looks like something my girls would like…
ring bling game
We love Super Duper! Their games are fun and teach so much at the same time!