Growth Chart Bulletin Board Set Review

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(More customer reviews)The description did not mention what kind of material it was made of.It is just a thicker paper(not as thick as cardboard though).Comes in four pieces that you need to reposition and paste.Assembling was a little tedious since it did not come in peel off paper.I had to tape inch by inch and all the curves so that my daughter would not insert her fingers in and tear it off.
I would have liked it more in foam or atleast if it came in peel and stick paper.But otherwise it's good.Looks good on my wall.Bright and colorful.My daughter loves its size(tall as a real giraffe)

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Colorful growth chart features a six-foot giraffe and charming jungle animals with their equivalent heights. Measurement in feet, inches, and centimeters; up to five feet. Recording chart included in Discovery Guide. 8 pieces.

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Sleeping Queens Review

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(More customer reviews)This is one of the funnest card games - we are hooked! It seems that every time we have a moment it is playing sleeping queens. The only problem we have found is that in playing with more than 3 people it ends up that no one can win and still play by the rules of the game. There needed to be more cards - 3 or 2 people playing it works great - add more than 3 and you end up in a fix. We do enjoy this game. The other thing is in just a few weeks we have worn the cards out - maybe if the materials used did not scar so easily. It is not that we are not taking care of the cards it is just that they start to lose the print around the edges on the tops so then you can start to identify cards. Otherwise, again I say we really have a lot of fun playing this game.

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Imagine a place where there?s a queen of all pancakes, a king of cookies and a pack of over-protective dragons? If this sounds like something out of a dream, it actually is! Sleeping Queens was invented by 6-year-old Miranda Evarts, who thought up the game one night when she couldn?t fall asleep. She awoke the next morning and with help from her older sister, Madeleine and her parents, Denise and Max created this wonderfully whimsical world of napping nobles. As you immerse yourself in the Evarts? fantasyland, you will find a game that helps develop memory, strategy, and elementary arithmetic skills. Just be careful when playing potion cards or you could wind up putting all the players to sleep! HOW TO PLAY: Rise and Shine! The Pancake Queen, the Ladybug Queen and ten of their closest friends have fallen under a sleeping spell and it's your job to wake them up. Use strategy, quick thinking and a little luck to rouse these napping nobles from their royal slumbers. Play a knight to steal a queen or take a chance on a juggling jester. But watch out for wicked potions and dastardly dragons! The player who wakes the most queens wins. 2 to 5 players. Playing Time: 20 Minutes

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