I have a 2 y old boy , what kind of games should I get him, i want educational and fun games ?

Answer 1

Teach him ABC!!! And also learn some things which can be display on the card.

Answer 2

I agree with the person who's answer is at the top of the list, but I also think it would be fun to get him some games in a foreign language while his mind is still developing and giving him an early start on learning a foreign language also help him understand it better when he gets into school.
Beyond that MiltonBradley has a series of games that teach kids counting and about taking turns you might want to get them for your son.
Also if I may suggest something in the way of television too. I would recommend Baby Einstein. My eldest niece will be 2 in January next year and loves the series.

Answer 3

i have 2 & 3 year old daughters and i print lots of things of the net to keep them occupied.they are educational,fun and very colourful.we spend hours learning to spell,tell the time,colouring in etc. i use dltk's kidzone or disney-stationary.com etc. just type in what kind of activity u are looking for. but be prepared to have lots of paper ready because i use a least 150-200 sheets of paper a week on these activities. good luck.x

Answer 4

games that involve counting ; memory card games; games that will build his self-confidence and that he will always be successful at. Keep it simple ; keep it fun;
Blocks are always a good way for him to use motor skills. Putting things together pulling them apart. Catching and kicking a ball. Remember that when he gets to school he will be required to learn whatever your state's curriculum has set up for him. My oldest son by age 5 was a orange belt in tae kwon do ; he could dial 911 ; he knew his age, address, colors, shapes to include hexagons and pentagons, he spoke english, french, and spanish, not only could he count or recite his numbers and alphabet but he could identify and comprehend what it took to make sums and was completely potty trained by 18 months. When he got to kinder he was BORED BORED BORED, lacked patience for any of the other students who struggled etc...
My second son I taught the bare essentials, how to identify his name, his colors, how to count, cut w/ scissors etc...
He became a sponge in school. He could read 300 words by the end of kinder and loved going to school everyday. Today they are both in high school. The younger still looks forward to school everyday and the other doesn't. Good luck to you. Time flies!

Answer 5

At age 2, kids are too young to understand any games worthy of being called "games". They can't handle rules yet at that age.

There are plenty of educational toys your son can profit from, though!

Answer 6

early learning centre have loads of games that are very educational and are a lot of fun! my daughter is three now and she knows her alphabet and numbers just because of certain games we were able to buy her! hope this helps you.

Answer 7

Buy a laptop for children that contains many educational study

Answer 8

My 2 year old never cared about games, but he loved putting puzzles together.

Answer 9

i consider educational and fun games some can be downloaded in yahoo... kids better learn when they practice and when they make mistakes

Answer 10

do you have an early learning centre near you if you do you will find lots of books paint jic-saws play-do but you could make that yourself with flour water pinch of salt and cooking oil bit of food colour if you want your son will have lots of fun with it good luck