Grab your boots! It’s hiking season! Time to fill up our canteens, pack the compass and hit the trail up the Mountains! Do you think your friend would mind if we borrowed her tent? She’d be doing us a huge favor. 

Oh, can I also borrow your first aid kit? That seems kind of important. 

Competition is a great thing. 

Whether its board games, sports, or even academics, healthy competition helps prepare kids for life’s challenges as they must exert effort for results, stick with things even when it gets tough, and learn to manage both success and failure. 

If you have kids yourself, you have probably seen first hand that losing gracefully does not exactly come naturally. And if you watch professional sports, you know losing is not something made suddenly easy in adulthood. 

Losing gracefully, as with most things, starts in the home. Teaching respectful sportsmanship in the home is of great importance and board games are a great place to start and continue learning those lessons.

Who doesn’t love a good logic puzzle? 

There’s something so satisfying about solving a puzzle using nothing but your wits. 

No special cards. No victory points. Just you and your brain racing to find the answer before your opponents. 

This is the simple and thrilling joy you’ll find as you, the cryptozoologist, connect the dots to uncover the elusive creature in Cryptid.

Gaming with kids is always a bit of an adventure.