My Kid is Smarter Than Yours|Don’t cry. I don’t hold it against you.
Sep
18
Shannon B asked:
We’re adopting a 6 year old with developmental delays and I would like to invest in a few good toys that will help her catch up and make learning fun. I have a limited budget and must make sound choices up front.
We’re adopting a 6 year old with developmental delays and I would like to invest in a few good toys that will help her catch up and make learning fun. I have a limited budget and must make sound choices up front.
david j asked:
First off let me say that I don’t homeschooI. I do believe that kids retain more of what they learn when they have fun doing it. What is the best way to achieve this? I believe it is through educational boardgames. I want to know what you think. Computers can’t take over everything, I hope. I go to WalMart and they still have a boardgame section, so someone is buying these products. What they have very little of is educational games, though. This is why I was thinking about starting a website geared towards nothing but educational games and learning toys. This is a business that I can be proud to own and it wouldn’t embarrass my mother (she watches me). What I do not want to do is invest my start-up capital in an industry that has a scary prognosis. I believe I’d succeed, though because I love the product. This may not pay the overhead, however. Please lend me some advice. If enough people want it, I will do it. I’ll have games that you can’t find anywhere else and no Monopoly. Thanks
First off let me say that I don’t homeschooI. I do believe that kids retain more of what they learn when they have fun doing it. What is the best way to achieve this? I believe it is through educational boardgames. I want to know what you think. Computers can’t take over everything, I hope. I go to WalMart and they still have a boardgame section, so someone is buying these products. What they have very little of is educational games, though. This is why I was thinking about starting a website geared towards nothing but educational games and learning toys. This is a business that I can be proud to own and it wouldn’t embarrass my mother (she watches me). What I do not want to do is invest my start-up capital in an industry that has a scary prognosis. I believe I’d succeed, though because I love the product. This may not pay the overhead, however. Please lend me some advice. If enough people want it, I will do it. I’ll have games that you can’t find anywhere else and no Monopoly. Thanks
