March 7, 2014
As statistics reveal that by the time they are twenty-one years old, American children have already spent 10,000 hours indulging in their favourite computer games, MyRealGames are encouraging more kids to enjoy some educational titles and supplement their learning as they play. The online gaming website is reaching out to children to encourage them to set aside some of their 10,000 hours for word games that improve literacy, mathematics puzzles that increase numeracy skills, and other mind-boggling titles that can contribute towards overall development.
Nikolai Veselov, of MyRealGames, says, “The statistic that 10,000 hours are already devoted to video games by the time a US child reaches twenty-one is incredible, and just goes to show how far technology has come! Children are learning about the joy of online gaming from an early age, but they can enhance their learning too by choosing educational titles that will aid their development in many different areas. We have a range of games that can help with learning, with a great range of subjects that can keep kids interested for hours.”
The hidden object games on the site are great for giving children an impromptu history lesson whilst they have fun trying to navigate through each level. The Lost Inca Prophecy game takes children through an exciting world of old tribesmen and ancient mysteries, while Alexander the Great: Secrets of Power gives children an in-depth bio about the famous military leader without firing facts and dates at them.
Grand Master Chess 3 is a great title for improving children’s logic and problem-solving skills. They can pit themselves against the computer and see how well they fare; if they succeed, up the difficulty level and try again! The selection of jigsaw puzzle games on the site also help younger children with problem-solving, as well as identifying shapes and using logic to finish the puzzle – great for development, and fun too!
Word Quest and Jabber are two great games that help younger people with the formation of words; essential all the way through school as they improve their vocabularies constantly. The two games are based on simple ideas, so there are no complicated rules to learn and follow; just a basic word game that helps to encourage children to love letters and words, and to use them more confidently in their everyday life.
For more information about free educational online games, and to download for free today, visit https://www.myrealgames.com