Top 10 Educational Wii Games

Christmas is officially 28 days away! Wow where has 2012 gone? Nintendo Wii seems to be a HOT gift item yet again. Did you know though that the Wii has many educational games that you can utilize in your homeschool?

1) Jump Start: Escape Adventure Island - a fun and educational game to help kids with reading and math skills.

2) Sesame Street: Cookie's Counting Carnival - this is a great game for younger kids under 7. Kids will work on math skills that include number identification, counting, shapes and pattern recognition.
3) Ultimate I Spy - one of our family favorites. This is a great brain booster game. In I Spy you seek and find various objects and solve riddles.
4) Reader Rabbit - this is a fabulous game for encouraging and building reading skills.
5) Smarty Pants - a fun trivia game for the entire family,
6) Sesame Street: and Elmo's A to Zoo Adventure - learn letters with Elmo. This game teaches a variety of literacy skills, including letter identification, letter sounds and word families.
7) Wii Resort - get in some Homeschool PE with Wii Resort. Yes your kids will get up and moving with these fun interactive games.
8) Create - a fun puzzle solving game that lets your imagination run wild.
9) Oregon Trail - this was one of my favorite games as a kid...except it wasn't nearly this cool. Travel and learn about the Oregon trail through some fun game playing.
10) My Word Coach - help improve your childs verbal communication and vocabulary in a fun way. There are six different exercises to choose between.

Many of these items are marked down for Cyber Monday so if you plan to buy a Wii or already have one make sure you snag some fun and educational games at these great prices!

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