Maybe she'd like malte's games? They might be a bit too brainy,
depending on her mindset, but there's a free trial versions on
derbrill.de ;-)
Other then that, there must be quite some sites geared towards young
humanoids, respectively their parents, and gaming (I'd search for stuff
like "information for parents" not "video games for kids"). Maybe
dmoz.org has some links in that direction you'd appreciate? I'd look
out for governmental or semi governmental funded ones, for example like
this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/laac/index.shtml
Not a young humanoid or a parent of one
Björnke
PS: On a almost unrelated note, I really like homestarrunner.com but is
it really suited for children? No idea :)
On 28 Oct 2007, at 22:25, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Slightly off topic ....
I'm looking for recommendations for games (or educational software)
for a (young) 7-year old girl.
She is just about to get her first laptop (Windows Vista), is really
into Barbie and anything pink :-) and I need to find some easy-to-use
software to make this all a good experience for her, so any
suggestions would be welcomed.
I'd be especially happy if they were Rev-based games (so not
completely off-topic)
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