Fruit of The Spirit Set - Pre-Cut Flannelboard Lesson Set Review

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(More customer reviews)I love using felts. They are great for teaching simple concepts to my children. These felts we used when spending time learning about health and fitness and eating a heathy diet. We haven't used the actual "fruit of the spirit" words yet, but will get to that at some time as well.
I love that they were pre-cut, making them ready to use right out of the box. They were a fair price overall, but shipping was a bit high for the actual packaging used.
I am actually starting to use felts more and more as a fun and quiet play/learning activity for my kids. Teachnology is great, but there is something to be said for less bells, whistles, and noise. These felts are durable, washable, and the pictures on them are very realistic.

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Your children will never forget the attributes and qualities that we strive to display in our everyday lives, these are the fruits of the Spirit listed in Galatians. This set includes 18 pieces of fruit, labels and a basket.

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Measuring Marathon Game Review

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(More customer reviews)Race to the finish. This game is fun because it is fairly short. In homeschooling it is good to have lots of educational games on hand. The short ones are better because the children don't lose concentration and they do learn something.
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You move your playing piece forward by answereing multiple choice questions on your turn. eg. How long is a foot? a. 12 inches b. 18 inches c. 6 inches
If you answer correctly you move your piece forward until somebody reaches the finish line.
Great educational game for about grades 2 to 4. Some of the questions will be a bit tricky for grade 2 and most would be easy for grade 4.

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In this game, healthy competition can come down to inches. Multiple-choice questions quiz kids on measurement tools, length, weight, temperature and capacity, in both customary and metric scales. The fun, marathon theme encourages fitness. Includes 125 questions cards, racer pawns, spinner and guide. Answer a multiple-choice questions correctly to earn a spin. Follow the spinner directions to advance and first runner across the finish line wins.

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Skeletons in the Closet Game Review

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(More customer reviews)Usually I'm really pleased and impressed with the flexibility and educational value of Imaginarium toys, so I expected no less from this game. It claims to have 6 games in one, and it sort of does, but they're all variations on the same idea: memorize the "major" bones of the body: skull, spine, humerous, radius, ulna, hand, foot, pelvis, tibia, fibula, and femur. That's it. I was sorely disappointed that it didn't include other bones, like scapula, coccyx, phalanges, etc.
On the plus side, this limitation of bones meant that even my 4 year old daughter could play the game and learn the names of major bones.
I was willing to go along with this oversight, as the game appeared to have sacrificed bone detail in favor of trivia questions printed on true/false game cards used in one of the game versions. However, after only one game using the cards with 3 people showed us that there are not enough trivia cards in the deck. We ran out of cards before we'd finished the game, and there were so few cards that when we shuffled the deck and kept playing, even my 4 year old daughter could remember the answer to the questions that had been posed earlier. I doubt we'll be playing the game much more, because after 2 days of play, we've already memorized all the bones and the answers to the trivia questions.
The game is educational if you only want your child to know the names of the major skeletal bones and a few trivia facts. It does not have the flexibility or expandability of other Learning Resourcse games, however. I'd recommend a Visible Man or Visible Woman if your child is really interested in anatomy.

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Put an exciting new spin on learning the names, location and relationships of the major bones in the human body (skull, pelvis, tibia, rib cage and more). The first player to assemble their skeleton in the closet wins. Bones are labeled to help identify each one by name. Play six challenging games with varying levels of difficulty. Includes 50 True/False Fun Bone Facts, 10 milk cartons, 30 closet cards, closet box, four plastic skeleton models, four skeleton boards, guide, and spinner. For 2 to 4 players.

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Somebody Board Game Review

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(More customer reviews)Well thought out, age appropriate, hands-on, challenging, yet understandable to the kids...everything I wanted! The colorful body parts and the stick-on pieces make learning about anatomy so much fun. This game will be used a lot in my house because it works for different-aged kids.

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Grades K - 3. Discover incredible facts about the human body and learn how it works. Includes everything needed to play 5 games including 4 game boards, stick on vinyl body parts, and 100 color coded questions cards with multiple skill levels. For 1-4 players

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