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(More customer reviews)I use this game with my middle school reading class (I have a very small class). It ties in nicely with so many of the books that you read with these students (Hatchet, Island of the Blue Dolphins, etc.) There is more reading in this game than I've seen in any other. There is a nice variety of questions, and the "What's Worse" cards are often hilarious.
My only concern is that the tool cards are too few and often get confused with the question cards.
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How do you keep from spreading your poison oak rash? How do you get an alligator to let go of your friends foot? Based on the best-selling books and games, this game brings the Worst-Case concept to kids, to amaze and educate a whole new way. Players have Tool Cards, that feature common items like a broom or water bottle. The kids hear a scenario and decide which tool can get them out of it. Tap the alligator on the nose with the broom to release your friends foot. Use the water bottle to rinse off the plant oil and your poison ivy rash isnt contagious anymore! Just for fun, Whats Worse? Cards give kids icky choices. Like, Whats Worse: giving your cat a bath by licking it all over OR eating a giant bowl of dog food? Comes with a game board, 50 Tool Cards, 170 Game Cards, six Whats Worse Chips, playing pieces and a die. For 2 to 6 players.
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