Online games to play with GC

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Yes, you can definitely play games online with your grandchildren! Some good options are:

Board Game Arena – lots of classic board games you can play in real-time.

Uno Online / Crazy Games – for card games like Uno and Go Fish.

Snakes and Ladders Online – simple and easy for young kids.

Tabletopia – a wide range of board games with easy multiplayer setup.

Platforms usually work on PC, tablet, or phone. Video or voice chat alongside the game helps interaction. Start with short sessions, be patient, and let the 6-year-old guide the pace.

Hi , I plan to do this once grandkids are old enough. I thought we could play games that you don't have to be on line together. So I have a turn - let's say scrabble- I would send a word then when they have time they have their turn . This eliminates the time issue

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Yes, we usually have a video call on our Friday or Saturday evening, which is 8/9/10am on a Saturday or Sunday for them (depending on the time difference at the time! We find it really difficult getting a time to chat with their UK cousins, as by 9pm the UK kids are in bed.

I think it sounds like a great idea until you think about the time differences?