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Civilization Wars This Strategy game is recommended for kids ages 6+. |
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Cover Orange This Puzzle game is recommended for kids ages 8+. |
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Dungeon Hunter This RPG game is recommended for kids ages 10+. |
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Final Fantasy III This RPG game is recommended for kids ages 8+. |
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Football Manager 2010 This Simulation game is recommended for kids ages 10+. |
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Harvest Moon This Simulation game is recommended for kids ages 10+. |
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Hotel Dusk This Adventure game is recommended for kids ages 13+. |
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Professor Layton and the Curious Village This Puzzle game is recommended for kids ages 8+. |
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Rubble Trouble This Strategy game is recommended for kids ages 7+. |
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Toy Soldiers This Strategy game is recommended for kids ages 10+. |
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Trash Panic This Puzzle game is recommended for kids ages 7+. |
Organization is the thinking skill that helps an individual take a systematic approach to problem solving by creating order out of disorder to accomplish a goal. Organization involves learning how to collect all of the necessary materials to complete a task while being able to step back and examine a complex situation. For example, a child is using organizational skills when she is taking time to get all her notes together before starting to study for a test. 

























Flexibility involves the capacity to improvise, to shift approaches, and to adapt to the demands of a situation. Developing novel strategies and shifting one's attention from one task to another are often necessary. Flexibility involves recognizing the need to utilize different problem-solving strategies, including reflective, careful approaches or random trial-and-error approaches.
Teach by doing. Discuss plans for the day or verbalize the steps to complete a series of tasks, such as errands. Use calendars, sticky notes, and other visual reminders for yourself to model these organizational skills to your child. Display regular routines (such as putting your keys, wallet, and cell phone in a certain spot every day) for your child to observe.
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