As 7-year-olds transition from being little kids into grade-schoolers, they are showing off their ability for complex thinking. Some may be ready for toys and games that require longer-term planning, strategizing and decision-making, so it’s a great time to incorporate board games that encourage problem-solving, said Brian Mayer, a gaming, learning, and library specialist in New York. “You want something that’s challenging for them and pushes them a little bit.”
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