It will cost actual money to buy, though, so it faces competition from games ... For a multiplayer game that's been a big hit with kids, these are necessary and welcome changes.

Designed for kids around age 6 to 10, these games have more-complex structure and rules, build more-advanced skills, and offer some heightened competition (though not all the games here are ...

Whether you’ve got antsy kids at home or in the classroom, a good board game can keep the little ones entertained for hours — not to mention help strengthen their critical-thinking skills.

Sports can teach youth many amazing things such as teamwork, discipline, the habit of staying active and more. But learning to play on a competitive team can be tough and often disheartening. That’s ...

Competitive sports provide a wonderful opportunity for children to be physically active. That's a notable benefit and one that could help to confront a growing problem of overweight and obesity ...

Unlike the recreational league, teams in the competitive league will not have a cap on the number of times they can practice weekly. The competitive league will also forgo the individual touchdown ...