Oh Crud Card Game

Crazy 8's has been a family game night staple for decades and this version makes it all the more fun. It's all about party animals, that is to say, it features the animals kids know and love in funny hats and party attire. That makes it great for younger kids who might not be ready for card suits yet.

Next time your kid claims that they're bored, break out this game and get ready for them to be surprised. How can parents want to play Not Parent Approved? The game is full of mischief and "inappropriately appropriate" jokes that even Mom and Dad will have to laugh at.

Peach Snaps sounds a little like something that Mom and Dad enjoyed in college but don't worry, it's safe for kids. The playful family-friendly game challenges you to make matches of color, symbols, shapes, and numbers to be the first to lose your peaches.

Play Sushi Go before dinner time because by the time you've finished a few rounds you'll be ready to eat. The card game is pass-and-play style and you'll have to make maki, craft sashimi, and use sides like wasabi to gain points as you play. Don't forget dessert, it's important to leave room on your plate for it.

Get your reluctant kids to actually look forward to family game night with Charade for Kids. Intended for ages four and up, the game comes with three different levels of play, is designed for three or more players, and requires absolutely no reading to play.

Zingo is a perfect game for the classroom or for a parent who wants to help their kid get some reading practice in at home. If they're not keen on books yet, they'll be diving into chapter books in no time after playing through the fun, fast-paced bingo-style game.