Preschool Spiderman Games

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If you're the parent, daycare provider or educator of a preschooler that loves superheroes, various Superman games are available to play online and for purchase in stores. Whether your youngster enjoys painting, word games, challenging puzzles or interactive video games, there are many options to choose from to keep them entertained. Kids can play alone or with friends, and varying levels of complexity apply.

Spider Man Plug N Play TV Game

The Spiderman Plug N Play TV Game offers hours of lively, interactive play for young and older children. To play, turn on your television and plug in the colorful, plastic control/handset. Children use the four arrows to move around the screen as well as a button for webbing. One to two players can participate at a time. Kids race around the city slinging webs and swinging from them, taking care of bad guys and jumping from building to building. Villains such as Doctor Octopus and Green Goblin make appearances, creating chaos and problems for Spiderman to fix. As of early 2010, this game costs $19.79.

At KidSites.com, kids and their parents can download a free interactive comic book titled "Spiderman in Amazing Adventures." Various activities, puzzles, games and challenges are offered to children for play. From word searches to filling in empty word boxes and providing character dialog in an adventure to letter-word games and a food pyramid nutrition challenge, easy, medium and difficult activities are offered.

Playing Color My Spiderman is a free, easy, interactive online game for younger kids and children that like to color or paint. Onlinegames.net offers that and numerous other age appropriate games to entertain players of all ages. Kids need to know how to use their mouse to play, and they receive the benefits of exploring their imaginations, honing coordination skills and practicing color matching. Several primary and secondary colors are available for selection on a paint pad. To play, players simply use the provided paintbrush to click on their choice of paint and then the Spiderman part they wish to color. If the player changes his mind and wants to switch colors on a part he's already painted, he just clicks on the new color and the body part.