Scrabble

Pros: An old tradition, family fun
Cons: spelling aspect and it's kind of nerdy, but i'm a nerd.

Scrabble is a fun game, the directions are a little confusing to get, not like monopoly where you circle the board and collect money like so many capitalist people in America. Scrabble is an old time game, most should have heard of it. I think there...

Pros: It helps build vocabulary.
Cons: It can't be played in the car.

Just last year, I began to play scrabble with my friends. We would play at least four days a week and until we tired of the whole thing. Before last year, I did not think that I would be good at playing scrabble because I thought my vocabulary was not...

Pros: mind aerobics
Cons: addictive can only play with others

if you have any inkling of intellect or think you do then you must own scrabble. i rarely like to sit at home and play games but i can not get enough of this one. it is like tetris it is so addictive. i even have scrabout for my computer (thanks to my...

Pros: Creativity and fun.
Cons: None.

Scrabble is a classic board game played by many families. The shouts of "Sophistication!" to "Dog!" can be heard from household to household.

This game will (or at least should) last for a lifetime. The fun should also, I remember the...

Pros: everything
Cons: none

i can remember sitting at my friends kitchen table endlessly playing scrabble with him and his sister. We could make up some of the funniest words and have the best time. I give Milton Bradley much praise for inventing this wonderful game. It is great...

Pros: An educational game for all the family
Cons: Guaranteed to cause a family row

Christmas is coming and it's time for all the family to get together. Now come on how many Grandmothers want to kill the aliens on the new PS2 game (well some do but not all of them) and does your aged aunt who you only ever see at Christmas really want...

Pros: It's never the same game twice. Can be played by various age groups.
Cons: None

I purchased Scrabble as soon as I was married (1971) and have been playing - the same game- ever since. I have three children - now 25, 20 and 11 years old - and they have enjoyed Scrabble on different levels. My 20 year old son and I have been playing...

Pros: An old fashioned game everyone can play.
Cons: A lot of little pieces to keep up with.

Although i can remember playing scrabble as a child and being very entertained, it seems to be put on the back shelf left to sit and collect dust as the years go by.Now a days children seem to be wrapped up in the electronic age.If the toy or game...