Board games might involve a race to a finish line, as in Sorry! or that ubiquitous first board game for kids, Candyland. Or they might entail a strategic battle for dominance, as in chess or checkers.

You are probably familiar with initiatives like Seti@Home, where you donate unused computer power to some science project that needs computer cycles. [Jeff Yoshimi] wants to borrow your most powerful ...

Wild Kratts LIVE! 2.0 brought the action of the show right to my kids. Just like on TV, Chris and Martin shared their knowledge about animals and their creature powers. They fought pesky Zachbots and ...

Fun, science — and career — were the words of the day at the Brevard Public Schools 2022 Innovation Games. The series of science, technology, engineering and math games for Brevard students in grades ...

As I watched my sons, Wavhudi and Rivhavhudi, play games on my phone before bedtime, I was captivated by their enthusiasm and how deeply they were engaged – especially when the games involved maths or ...

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Games don’t make you smarter, but they can support your brain, regardless of your age. Different games sharpen different ...

Terrence Smith has been writing since his early childhood, when he wrote his first fanfiction: Taz in the Temple of Cyber Power. He has grown up on Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft consoles in the ...

Science fiction is a wonderful thing and has given us many different genres over the years. One of the most important things to remember about it, though, is that the fantasy genre is also intertwined ...