1.   The game teaches children logic and deduction.

2.   The game teaches children to count and do simple addition and subtraction.

3.   Instead, the noncompetitive games teach critical thinking skills such as listening, concentration, visual memory, matching, problem solving and following directions.

4.   That Virginia game taught our guys how to win.

5.   The games can also teach children the technology literacy they will need for taking their places in a modern high-tech economy.

6.   These games teach your child cunning and stealth mixed with creative ways of ending the lives of various unearthly creatures.

7.   This game by Davidson teaches not only spelling but meaning and usage.

8.   Yet at its core, the games can teach players a substantial lesson.

9.   Word games teach in tricky ways.

10.   You find that bad games can teach you more than good games.