Common Sense Media Review
By Conny Coon
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Fun brain teasers and games, but lots of ads and iffy links.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 10+?
Any Positive Content?
Is It Any Good?
There's a multitude of fascinating and fun mental activities and puzzles to be discovered at MindBluff. All of these games for the brain are family friendly and interesting to check out alone or with a group, and they range from classics such as the Escher staircase and the old/young woman illustration to fascinating experiments for the brain (i.e. read a paragraph that will cause a spike in your ability to feel empathy!) and interesting anagrams and mental riddles. Kids who like to challenge themselves and solve puzzles will find some stimulating fare here. There are no bells and whistles, just a plain and simple site surrounded by a lot of ads and sponsored links.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
How there is often more than one way to look at things. How do puzzles, brain teasers and optical illusions help the brain learn to think through questions differently?
Why it's important to limit how much time is spent in front of a computer screen, even when you're looking at interesting word puzzles or math games.
The importance of being cautious about where you click and where you go when you're online. Even if you're on a website that is safe and fun, there are still some safety tips you should keep in mind.
Website Details
- Genre : Gaming
- Pricing structure : Free
- Last updated : February 15, 2023
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