11 June 2010

MyLifeScoop: Gather 'round the iPad for family games

In: 3-5 Years, 6+ Years, Fun Projects + Activities
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I'm an electronic game grump, especially now that summer is around the corner. Turn off the screens! Get outside! Grrr!

However. I will grudgingly admit that my family has been having fun playing multiplayer games on the iPad. Doing so feels less like video gaming and more like Game Nights of Yore. I elaborate in my next post at the Intel-sponsored site MyLifeScoop:

Gather round the iPad for family games

Click on over for a read, and to share your favorite family games for the iPad (or Android).

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