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Sorry, Clue and Trouble! As an adult, I still love board games and my favorites are Taboo and Cranium.
Ticket to Ride
Monopoly and Scrabble.
Monopoly, the older version where you have to do your own math and no computers or electronics are involved. My step dad used it to help me improve my math skills. I went on to become the only person who ever beat him at the game.
@happygirl7798@xanga - same
and also, Settler of Catan.
When I was a kid my family would always play the game "Careers." It was kind of like Life, only a hundred times better- none of my school friends ever had heard of it or cared to play it though. Clue, Scrabble, Risk and Stratego were very big in my family too.
Millionaire' s game for me, oh yes, snakes & ladders too!!!
My son is only 3 1/2 so we're still really big on Candy Land and Hi Ho Cherry-o! I love the Scene It games and Trivial Pursuit Disney Edition.
Cranium. And I love Scattergories (even though it's not technically a board game).
Apples to Apples! Isn't exactly a board game but the best card game out there...
And Scrabble is a must.
Too many to name. We are a board game family growing up. Hubby loves Fireball Island. It's now worth $100 on ebay.
Monopoly, Scrabble.
@tortallcit@xanga - I looove Apples to Apples. =DD
I lovezers me some scrabble, and the Disney SceneIt games are awesome. I love sceneit in general.
Scrabble and SceneIt. I love those games with a great passion.
When I was a child it was ludo, guess who, battleships and other games (hands down was another one if I got the title right)
Monopoly, Life, and Guess Who. I wish I could get a bunch of Guess Who games cause I think that it is a great way to teach about classification and the dichotomous key!
@elittlebear@xanga - I have that one also and enjoy playing it.