Parents' Guide to

Nabisco World

By Jean Armour Polly, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 5+

Don't visit this site when you're hungry.

Website http://www.nabiscoworld.com/
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What you will—and won't—find in this website.

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kuick91
kuick91 Adult
December 13, 2018
age 15+

Don’t ruin fun for the youth

A lot of you might look at Nabiscoworld being a site that tricks kids into buying junk but it’s really not about that. Let the kids enjoy their online games cause that’s what kids are supposed to do, Have fun. We need to stop allowing foolish politics ruin fun for our children. When i was a kid i enjoyed this website for the games and the fun and now it’s ruined because of the foolish politics that is taking over every aspect of our everyday lives. What we need to worry about is who our kids look up to these days like the Kardashian’s and all the other celebrities that doesn’t really teach our kids anything that makes them want to do something good with their life.

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What’s It About?

\"Mini Mini Golf\" involves hitting a pea-sized virtual ball around a desktop filled with Ritz cracker traps, spinning mini Oreos, and other hazards such as a randomly operating stapler. There are jigsaw puzzles (Fig Newtons), Tic-Tac-Toe (Cheese Nips), and slider puzzles (Chips Ahoy). There are also multiplayer games. Just type your initials and wait a few seconds. Soon you may be playing chess, hearts, reversi, or another game with another snack food fanatic. You can send messages to each other from a list of common canned phrases. Other parts of the site offer sweepstakes, contests, and polls.

Is It Any Good?

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One of the best offerings is the Honey Maid Reading Circle, featuring six interactive books, such as "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" and "Jack and the Beanstalk." Each page has clever animations that trigger when you mouse over the words in the text. It's something little kids will love to see over and over.

The Video Safaris are fun, too. In the Marine version, you play the role of a videographer who needs to gather footage of six sea creatures before your film runs out. You must explore the undersea world and find all of them. You can then view your movie and submit your score. While watching your film, click on the animals to learn more about them.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about brand-specific Web sites. What do you think the primary goal of this site is? Is it to entertain you or get you to buy stuff? How does one tie into the other?

Website Details

  • Genre: Brand Sites
  • Pricing structure: Free
  • Last updated: November 4, 2015

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