Toys Worth Buying Edition – Deck of Cards
Cards in our family are essential. We play games every time our family gets together. It is a great time to laugh and bring some great conversation. These are just some of the games that we have played with our children and adults alike. Plus, cards are cheap and a great stocking stuffer!
SLAPJACK
Slapjack is a very simple game, and it is often a child’s first introduction to playing cards. The memories of playing this often noisy, and always fun pastime are never forgotten!
Suggested Ages: 5 to 12.
Skills Developed. Visual alertness and quick responses.
Suggested Ages: 4 to 10.
Skills Developed. Matching and pairing.
This is a really easy game to play. Adults, as well as children, find it very humorous.
Suggested Ages. 6 and up.
Skills Developed. Counting, matching, and recognizing suits.
United States Playing Card Website.
They explained it in an easy way that my 6 year old could understand.
If you really love games, please look up Texas 42.
This is with dominoes and is too complicated for me to explain on here.
It was said to be developed my two 12 year olds.
I would say this is more of an adult game.
I hope you enjoyed this edition of Works-For-Me-Wednesday.
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Sherry says
There is definitely a lot of great games to play with cards. 😀 I like hearing about new card games. My mom has a book about card games that would be great to get. Dh likes to play pinochle although he plays online. I like playing Hearts. 😀
His Girl says
What a wonderful suggestion! My kids are loving a card game called “Egyptian Rat” right now.
momofnine says
My kids love card games. Thanks for pointing me towards the United States Playing Cards Website! Fun ideas.
CC says
Awesome. I have forgotten how to play these!
Anonymous says
Looking so forward to some Texas 42 when yall come down! Be ready to declare victory in the house! For the gals!
Love ya,
Mom