Common Sense Media Review
By Erin Brereton
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Lots of ads, but mostly safe for game-loving kids.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 10+?
Any Positive Content?
Parent and Kid Reviews
What's It About?
SUPERBOWL.COM, the NFL's official site for the Super Bowl, offers everything fans crave: a look at the game's history, trivia, videos and photos of this year's players, and highlights from the playoffs.The site contains extensive player and team stats and is scheduled to host several live, game-related interactive events, including a coach press conference and a vote for the most valued player (MVP), which will take place during the big game.
Is It Any Good?
The official Super Bowl site is a football fan's paradise. Fans get an inside glimpse at the Super Bowl media coverage, players, and on-the-field action from last season – without the trash-talking or inappropriate stuff.
If your kid is excited about the Super Bowl, this site will help fan the flames before the big day. And while the event's sponsors and advertisers are pretty blatant, visiting the site shouldn't expose young kids to any language or images meant for much older sports buffs.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about why watching professional athletes play a game can be fun -- but doesn't necessarily mean you should try to duplicate their moves in your next game. How can someone get hurt during a rough contact sport? What kind of serious injuries can happen as a result?
Website Details
- Genre : Fan Sites
- Pricing structure : Free
- Last updated : August 25, 2016
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