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Angry Birds Star Wars

There's no reason to start the list with a surprise. Angry Birds has become a phenomenon unto itself do to the ease of its accessibility and addicting game play that will keep your puzzle skills churning.  And when you add in Star Wars, this one is a no-brainer.  If there's a must-have game on this list, it is this one.  If you want to try before you buy, you can download a free version of the original Angry Birds.  Read More » 

Where's My Water?

If cleanliness is next to godliness, Swampy is going to make one fun little deity. Rather than slinging birds at boards and stones, Where's My Water concentrates on teaching your kid the valuable lesson of keeping clean by helping out Swampy the alligator stay clean despite the actions of Cranky, the antagonist of this story. Where's My Water? is one of the best games for kids on the iPad, and like some of the other top games, it also has a free version to try out.  Read More » 

Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4

The list of movies converted into video games that turned out to be duds could stretch around the world a few times, but if there's an exception to this trend, it is the Lego series of games. Lego Harry Potter is the perfect game for anyone who ever wanted to join the school at Hogwarts as a child prodigy. This iPad game is better for older kids approaching their tweens.  Read More » 

THE GAME OF LIFE for iPad

The Game of Life has long been a kid favorite, but it's pretty easy to lose the pieces, especially those blue and pink pegs.  No worries about losing game pieces with the iPad version.  And with neat graphics thrown into the mix, this classic board game takes on a new life on the iPad.  
If you've never played Life, kids take turns moving about the board, first graduating from school, then getting married, getting a job and finally having kids.  At the end of the game, the score is calculated by who has the best job and most kids. 

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