This roundup includes fun games for both younger and older children to help them develop memory, strategy, and teamwork skills. Let the kids play together, or make it a family affair.

Experts say one type of game helps kids think better, connect socially, and manage emotions, without screens. Keep reading to find out which one.

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If your kids are home for the rest of the school year and you're feeling less than confident about educating them yourself, consider playing board games with some kind of learning tied in to get ...

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There are certain social skills that board games help children master, ... is another skill kids develop through playing board games, says Brunscheen-Cartagena. ...

Variety is the spice of board-gaming life, so here, by age, are three highest-rated games — gold, silver and bronze for each year of a child’s life. 2 Again, it’s a remarkably motley group ...

Rolling dice, counting spaces and managing your play resources are big tasks for young children. Board games that incorporate those elements are often helpful in building math abilities, study shows.