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Noodleboro Fun Park Sharing Game Review

Noodleboro Fun Park Sharing Game
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Though the idea of teaching kids to share through a fun game is a great one, this game just doesn't get it quite right. The CD and story book were fun for my kids to listen to but the game itself poses very little challenge. The children just kind of "go through the motions" completing the extremely simple carnival games. There are also tons of tiny pieces required to play the game, bound to get lost at some point.

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Introduce preschoolers to the concept of sharing and fair play with this fun game. In Noodleboro Fun Park, kids visit the Ferris Wheel, Log Flume, Circus, and more to earn sharing stars for the group. An audio CD and a storybook enhance game play. Hasbro Games. Ages: 4+

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Noodleboro Pizza Palace Listening Game Review

Noodleboro Pizza Palace Listening Game
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We bought this game and the others in the noodleboro line because our daughter has aspergers syndrome and we thought she could use help with social skills. We liked this game a lot. My daughter especially loved how silly you can be with it(putting sneakers on pizza ect..), it helped her understand how to have fun(she is uptight) and it helped with listening to another person(very difficult for her). I think this game would be perfect for any preschooler.

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Pepperoni, eggs, stinky socks ? you never know what toppings your customer will order at the Noodleboro Pizza Palace. That?s why in this game it's important for kids to listen and pay attention to orders before heading into the kitchen. Order?s up!
Book for storytime: Chef Listentino stubbed his toe and needs to rest. Avery and Earnest offer to run the pizza shop for him. Read the book to see how things go wrong when Avery doesn?t listen and does things his way.
Audio CD for anytime: Play the CD to get kids laughing, singing and sharing with a story and silly songs form Noodleboro's all-kid radio station!

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Blurt The Webster's Game of Word Racing Review

Blurt The Webster's Game of Word Racing
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There isn't any other game that I'd rather play. Wow, I realize that's a lot to live up to. The thing about Blurt is that you can go with all of the add-on directions or you can just stick to the heart of the game... read a clue and be the first to blurt out the word being described. Sounds easier than it is, but it truly is good exercise for your mind. Now if you're playing with a bunch of friends your age it can be all kinds of competitive silliness. What's so crazy is that it really can be fun for all ages... just like the box says, and that doesn't happen with just any board game. When I got my game, my 3½-year-old was so curious that my husband and I sat down and read a few definitions to him. Even he could come up with the answers for words like kitchen, shampoo, kitten, whisper, nap... so it was good practice and he learned a few new words along the way. So it's educational too? You bet it is. You couldn't ask for a better gift idea. Lastly, my number one favorite thing about the game... it's the name. Say it out loud... Blurt, Blurt, Blurt. Enough said. You should hear my little boy say it. Ah, it never gets old.


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Think fast! What word means "a partially dried grape"? Be the first to say "raisin," and you're on your way to winning this riotous game of rapid word recall. Players take turns reading clues aloud, competing to blurt out the correct answer first and move ahead on the board. The first person or team to circle the board wins. Sounds simple, right? But as the race for the right word heats up, and the blurting gets boisterous, it's easy to get tongue-tied! Blurt is a great vocabulary builder for kids, a hilarious addition to adult parties, and a must for family game night.

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