Mah Jong
I used to play Mah Jong quite a bit a few years back. My daughters would often come alongside the computer to help, and made it a fun time for all of us.
The look of the tiles can be exquisite (I think that's what attracted me to the game initially) and now that I think of it, I've never played in real life, only virtually -- a situation I'd better rectify!
In the meantime, maybe you'd like to introduce (or re-introduce) your kids to this matching game. At GameHouse.com, you can choose between several patterns and lay-outs. You can also play online or download a game for free. I like the traditional look of The Medley, and now I'm going to buzz back there and clack my tiles a bit more.
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The look of the tiles can be exquisite (I think that's what attracted me to the game initially) and now that I think of it, I've never played in real life, only virtually -- a situation I'd better rectify!
In the meantime, maybe you'd like to introduce (or re-introduce) your kids to this matching game. At GameHouse.com, you can choose between several patterns and lay-outs. You can also play online or download a game for free. I like the traditional look of The Medley, and now I'm going to buzz back there and clack my tiles a bit more.
categorieschildren's learning games kids sites educational fun homeschool
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