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Home > Kids and Teens > Games ADD Games URL Advice from Dr. Sears Dr. William Sears, America's leading pediatrician and author of more than 30 books on child care, gives you the lowdown on what to expect from your little one in her second year. More Details    Toys: Making Connections With the World /Sandi Gr Educational value of toys. Sandi Graham is the Magnet Curriculum Planner and Science Lab Specialist at Y.E. Smith Magnet School in Durham. She has been a public school teacher for 24 years. More Details    Playing at math by Rachelle Hughes Teaching your preschoolers simple mathematics skills is as easy as playing with them. More Details    Machine Learning in Games Development ' Nick Palme In this article, Nick Palmer shall outline the current perceptions of 'Machine Learning' in the games industry, some of the techniques and implementations used in current and future games. More Details    Kick-starting Your Language Learning Becoming a basic speaker through fun and games inside a secure nest by Greg Thomson. More Details    HISTORY OF GAMES & TOYS There is a story behind every toy and game. Sometimes the story is as entertaining as the toy itself. More Details    BARBIE DOLL Fascinating facts about the invention of the Barbie Doll by Ruth Handler in 1959. More Details    LEGO Fascinating facts about the invention of LEGo bricks by Ole Kirk Christiansen in 1949. More Details    YO-YO Fascinating facts about the invention of the Yo-Yo by Donald F. Duncan in 1928. More Details    Child's Play Tempted to pull the plug on your kid's video game? Hold on – improved problem solving and a multi-tasking learning experience may be just a click away. More Details    Child Development (0-5 years) The article specially for for single parent families. More Details    Encouraging a Child to Read Situation: My child doesn't like to read, and will only do the bare minimum required to get though his homework. How do I encourage him to read more often? More Details    Games to Teach Reframing the Cultural Space of Computer and Video Games by Kurt Squire, MIT More Details    The Violent Side of Video Games by Emily Sohn Video Games—Good or Bad? What Video Games Can Teach Us. More Details    Violence on Television - What do Children Learn? Article by American Psychological Association: Violent programs on television lead to aggressive behavior by children and teenagers who watch those programs. More Details    PlayStation 2 A timely look at all the important events that ushered in the PS2 and have kept it alive and well. By Steven L. Kent More Details

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