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Posted: Jan 07 2013 at 2:59pm | IP Logged Quote robinhigh
My son is 9 years old and asked me to ask what other boys his age, who are allowed to play games, are playing. He has 30 minutes of free pc time, 4-5 days a week. Any wholesome and free games on the internet?
Please give me a link if this has already been discussed.
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Posted: Jan 08 2013 at 10:15pm | IP Logged Quote MichelleW
My Game-King just got home from TaeKwonDo and this is what he recommends:

*Check out the Lego website. They have a games page.
*Nic.com has lots of games.
*Minecraft has a free trial version for PC.



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My 10-year-old son loves games on Lego.com. Both he and his 9-year-old sister also enjoy CoolMath.com as well, particularly the games where you run your own coffee stand/hamburger joint, etc.

BBC History for Kids has some fun war-strategy (as in, The Battle of Trafalgar) games and other things which my kids have liked playing.

We've also recently discovered some fun biology/medicine-game apps on Google Chrome, though you do have to monitor somewhat for content, as they aren't all designed for children. But my 9-year-old has enjoyed -- weirdly enough -- the surgery games she's played. They are pretty interesting . . .

Robin, I hope you and yours are well.

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