It’s a well accepted idea that families that spend time together are more connected. That’s why so many families have turned to a family game night. This is one night out of every week that everyone in the family agrees to meet at the house to spend some time together. For some families, this means dusting off the DVD collection and enjoying a film together, and for other families it means rediscovering all those board games that usually sit unused in the closet.
For an added benefit, choose educational games for kids as the centerpiece of your game night. This doesn’t have to be something overt, otherwise you risk alienating your kids. But it can be something interactive and fun that still stretches the mental muscles. Even games like Scattergories can be raucous, creative, and fun, but they definitely offer some real educational value in their ability to foster creative thinking. For added creative value, let your kid develop their own game that everyone can play!
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