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Kids, Adults & Students Educational Games

At the heart of Dr. Warren's approach are fun, multisensory, and interactive educational games.  Here is a list of all of Dr. Warren's products that offer games for learning and improved cognition.
Cowboy rounds up the alphabet for alphabeting game publication

Alphabet Roundup Activities Games | Learning & Language
boy making sense of what he hears

Auditory Processing Games for Online and In-Person Learning
Card game logo of a cat in a car with a lightbulb in the background

Card Game In or Out - Executive Functioning Games
color cover shows 5 grammar games

Card Games & Grammar Games For 3rd Graders
Compound word puzzles

Compound Word Games Making Connections - Worksheets Grades 1 to 3
Blue Symbol of Focus Game

Executive Functioning Card Game - Focus | Strengthen Language Skills
Cover image of the game memory master depicts an elephant in a blue circle

Executive Functioning Game Memory Master
Games For Executive Functioning Bundle

Executive Functioning Games Bundle - Working Memory, Attention To Detail
5 Ws Detective

Fun Writing Games For Kids - 5 Ws Detectives
Cover of Hey, what's the big idea game shows a kid smiling and jumping

Hey, What's the Big Idea Game | Good Sensory Learning
Image of fraction shuffle board game

Mastering Fractions | Fraction Games | Good Sensory Learning
This downloadable, 132-page, PDF document provides research, assessments, activities, and games that develop visualization skills for improved academics.

Mindful Visualization for Learning | Good Sensory Learning
MPower Primary Cognitive Games | Good Sensory Learning

MPower Primary Cognitive Games | Good Sensory Learning
No Match Penguins card front of two penguins

No Match Penguins Card Game - Executive Functioning
collage of all publication covers in the Phoneme Bundle

Phoneme Bundle Games and Assessment | Good Sensory Learning
Cover of a board game with a pink pig in front of a bank

Piggy Banking - Money Game | Good Sensory Learning
Cover of a man playing a place value golf game

Place Value Golf, Hockey, Bowling | Good Sensory Learning
Cover of place value panic game with red panic button in the middle

Place Value Panic Game & Instruction | Good Sensory Learning
Jungle cover with sloth and monkey for reading board games

Reading Board Games for Orton Gillingham | Good Sensory Learning
Reading Games 2 remedial reading games

Reading Games 2 | Good Sensory Learning
Image of Dr. Warren's 4 popular reading games publications

Reading Games Bundle | Good Sensory Learning
Cover picture of reading games shows geckos and dolphins

Reading Games for Orton-Gillingham Programs | Good Sensory Learning
Colorful cover for reading games primary

Reading Games Primary | Good Sensory Learning
Colorful cover for Show Don't Tell Suspense Writing Game

Show Don't Tell 2 Suspense Writing Game | Good Sensory Learning

Why Are Educational Games So Effective?

Educational games are effective because they bring the fun factor into learning.  This increases student stamina, attention, motivation and improves the overall attitude and sense of joy for each member of the class.  Students often feel as though they are having a break, when in fact, they are learning or reinforcing their knowledge.  In addition, when kids are playing educational games, they tend to learn more content in a shorter period of time.  Finally, educational games tend to nurture a sense of internal motivation.  Instead of bribing students with external motivating factors such as stickers, candy and toys, they will look forward to learning and will come to the table eager and ready. 

How Can Educational Games Be Used?

Educational games tend to be very stimulating for many students, and instructors can use educational games for:

  • teaching and reinforcing lessons
  • development of weak areas of cognition
  • remedial reading and writing
  • academic subject areas such as math, science, social studies and language arts
  • rewards for getting work done

What are Some of the Most Popular Educational Games at Good Sensory Learning?

Good Sensory Learning offers a large selection of educational games.  Here is a list of Dr. Warren's personal favorites: