What are the best toys and board games. As someone who has played with
toys and board games most of my 46 years, I definitely have some
opinions on the subject. I also have two small boys so I am both
acquainted with the toys of my generation and the current
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<p>What are the best toys and board games? As someone who has played with toys and board games most of my 46 years, I definitely have some opinions on the subject. I also have two small boys so I am both acquainted with the toys of my generation and the current generation. Having two boys, I am also very familiar with video games, but that will definitely be the subject of another article.</p><p>So lets start with toys. There are some toys that seem fantastic on Christmas morning that really don't hold their value. For instance a race car track. Its fun to race the cars for a little while but after a while it gets boring. On the other hand, the new RC cars provide hours of fun. I definitely think those are some of the best of the recent toys. Some of the classic toys definitely belong on the list of best toys ever. I would include the Yo-Yo and Etch a Sketch in this category. For something a little bigger that two can play at, I would choose Electric Football. That is not a favorite of this generation, but I don't care. Its one of the best. I'm not sure what it is called but that bounce thing that kids hop on is also a classic. How about Battling Tops and Rockem SockEm Robots. Okay I am dating myself. But like I said, kids today play a lot more with video games than with toys.</p><p>Okay, lets move on to board games. The all time best has to be Monopoly. There is nothing like a family game of monopoly. (Especially when its raining on a Saturday afternoon). I would put scrabble number two on the list, and Clue at number 3. I do notice that if I can pry my kids away from the video games, they really enjoy a board game. And when they were really young, they liked two other classic; Candyland and Shoots and Ladders. Well, its New Years Day Today. I think its time to pull out a board game and play!</p><p>Harry Skillings loves playing with toys and board games with his sons and family. He recommends <a target="_new" href="http://www.RockytheRobot.com">Rocky the Robot</a><br> for boys 3 and up this holiday season. As far as board games go, he recommends <a target="_new" href="http://www.Quirkleboardgame.com">Quirkle</a> Quirkle has a chance to be a new Classic.</p>
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<p>What are the best toys and board games? As someone who has played with toys and board games most of my 46 years, I definitely have some opinions on the subject. I also have two small boys so I am both acquainted with the toys of my generation and the current generation. Having two boys, I am also very familiar with video games, but that will definitely be the subject of another article.</p><p>So lets start with toys. There are some toys that seem fantastic on Christmas morning that really don't hold their value. For instance a race car track. Its fun to race the cars for a little while but after a while it gets boring. On the other hand, the new RC cars provide hours of fun. I definitely think those are some of the best of the recent toys. Some of the classic toys definitely belong on the list of best toys ever. I would include the Yo-Yo and Etch a Sketch in this category. For something a little bigger that two can play at, I would choose Electric Football. That is not a favorite of this generation, but I don't care. Its one of the best. I'm not sure what it is called but that bounce thing that kids hop on is also a classic. How about Battling Tops and Rockem SockEm Robots. Okay I am dating myself. But like I said, kids today play a lot more with video games than with toys.</p><p>Okay, lets move on to board games. The all time best has to be Monopoly. There is nothing like a family game of monopoly. (Especially when its raining on a Saturday afternoon). I would put scrabble number two on the list, and Clue at number 3. I do notice that if I can pry my kids away from the video games, they really enjoy a board game. And when they were really young, they liked two other classic; Candyland and Shoots and Ladders. Well, its New Years Day Today. I think its time to pull out a board game and play!</p><p>Harry Skillings loves playing with toys and board games with his sons and family. He recommends <a target="_new" href="http://www.RockytheRobot.com">Rocky the Robot</a><br> for boys 3 and up this holiday season. As far as board games go, he recommends <a target="_new" href="http://www.Quirkleboardgame.com">Quirkle</a> Quirkle has a chance to be a new Classic.</p>
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