Three popular board games for the whole family

It is known that children learn best when playing. Such popular all over the world board games, as &&171; Scrabble&&187; (Or &&171; Scrabble&&187;) &&171; Dixit&&187; and &&171; Alias&# 187 ;, develop imagination and speech of the child. These games, among other things, a very interesting and adults. Behind them time flies! Check for yourself!

&&171; Scrabble&&187; (7 years) - the domestic version of the world famous intellectual game &&171; Scrabble&&187; (Scrabble), created in 1931 and terribly popular so far. This is a very exciting and useful desktop word game that expands vocabulary, trains attention and ingenuity.

The game consists in drawing on the principle of inter-related crossword words on the board using a bone with the letters that have different value on points. The goal - to score the most points. Players compete, having their bones with letters in such combinations and positions to get the most benefit from the value of the letters and prize cells per field.

&&171; Dixit&&187; (8 years) - stunningly illustrated cards awaken the imagination. Players will take turns to become storytellers, coming up with the association to one of his cards. Each time the leading players have to balance between too obvious and too vague association hints.

Board game was released in 2008 and has already received 15 awards worldwide, in particular to win one of the most prestigious awards "Game of the Year 2010 in Germany" (2010 Spiel des Jahres, German Game of the Year). Game author Jean Louis Rubira debuted with this game and literally shook the whole gaming world.

In the game "AliasпїЅ (Alias) or "Tell me otherwise" should be explained in other words to solve word. The game is played on teams time: the more words will be able to guess the team, the more points it will receive. During a speech explaining the player can use synonyms and antonyms, most importantly do not use the same root word. The game has 400 cards, in which 3,200 words and phrases to guess.

You can play just for fun, but you can use with: children can expand your vocabulary and improve oral speech. Learning foreign languages can agree to solve and explain the words in the target language - a great and fun way to remember the words spoken and remove the barrier.

Board Game &&171; alias Junior&&187; (Alias Junior) or "Tell me another way for kids" continues a series of verbal command board games Alias. Features of this version is that the words on the cards not only written, but also depicted, it allows you to play it even for children who are just beginning to read (5 to 7 years).