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Cranium Cariboo Review

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(More customer reviews)We got this game for our 4 year old daughter, but the whole family loves to play it, even our 2 year old. It's a pretty durable toy. I would say that the only "issue" is that you can cheat by peeking in the holes to see where the balls are, but that's not really a big deal. The kids just love winning and getting the big jewel in the treasure chest. I would recommend it to anyone. It's good for color identification (for the little ones) and letter identification for the older kids.

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Cranium Cariboo is the magical treasure hunt game designed especially for young children. Kids love exploring the golden island of Cariboo, where they find castles, boats, balloons, and more. Cariboo reinforces four early-learning fundamentals - letters, numbers, shapes, and colors - and its packed with fun! Cariboo Expanded Edition grows with your child with an advanced set of cards that doubles the fun. Cranium Cariboo has received several prestigious awards, including the Platinum Best Toy Award from the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio.

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Cranium Preschool Basic Game Review

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(More customer reviews)I purchased this b/c I thought all four games were included when really only one game which you do not get to choose was sent. The vendor was great about refunding my money due to the error - FABULOUS customer service response from Best Services - highly recommend them based on that!
However, the game we got - Polar Bear was just OK... it is somewhat fun and learning oriented but it is not the best design & can be frustrating because the game parts come apart or do not work right...

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The Fairy Princess Game Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a fun and cute game for little girls. The manufacturer suggest 4 and up, but my eight year old felt it was too young for her. She is the ultimate girly girl. If an adult participate this would make a great game for all girls under the age seven, that is willing to sit long enough to get through the game. I would also recommend Pretty Pretty Princess by Milton Bradley to compliment this game. It's very similar to The Fairy Princess Game. I feel girls ages 4-9 will enjoy this one. Both are fun and you will want to play over and over again.

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Briarpatch Madeline In Paris Review

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(More customer reviews)I have been playing this game at a summer camp with children from ages 4-6. This game has been more successful with the 5 and 6 year olds, who can sit still longer. The game is fun because the objective isn't just to circle the board, you must also match pictures. The graphics on this game are wonderful. The kids have enjoyed just looking at the images of Madeline in Paris. I would highly recommend this game for all of the Madeline lovers out there.

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Help Madeline find her puppies!Join Madeline in a race through Paris as she hunts for Genevieve's lost pups.A perfect first board game for young Madeline fans.Cooperative and competitive ways to play.- No Reading Required- Develops simple decision making skills- Promotes memory and matching ability- Visual interpretation- Social skills of sharing, taking turns, winning and losingFor 1 - 4 players, ages 4 and up.Contents Include:game board, 4 Madeline playing figures with stands, 15 game tokens, rules for two ways to play and a brief guide to Madeline's Paris.Made in the USA

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Busy Busy Builder Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this game for my 4 year old. The tools are great and the sore thumb is hilarious! The whole family has had a lot of fun playing. The game board is very compact and the spinner works great. I would highly recommend this game to my friends!

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In this "constructive" game, players take turns trying to collect a full set of tools. But watch out -- you may end up with The Sore Thumb is you're not careful! The first player to collect all the tools and the wearable tool belt wins the game. Includes game board, tool belt, 4 hammers, 4 screwdrivers, 4 wrenches, 4 bolts, 4 nuts, 4 movers, 1 sore thumb and instructions. For 2 to 4 players.

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Leaping Lizards Review

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(More customer reviews)Leaping Lizards is a wonderful and compact matching game from Gamewright Games, who make a whole line of inexpensive, educational and fun board and card games. Instead of a conventional playing board, the game is played on a long cord which has beads strung on it. The spaces between the beads are the playing spaces, and players race to get their little wooden lizard to the end.
Game play is relatively simple. Each player gets a set of "Creature Cards". Before every round, they pick one of their creature cards to be their match. Then the creature tiles (which are two-sided) and the lead lizard tile are shaken up in the provided cup and spilled out. If the lead lizard tile has a smiley face showing, the player whose lizard is furthest back in the line may move their lizard as many pieces forward as they have matched their creature card to the creature tiles. So if they chose a dragonfly as their creature card and three dragonflies are showing face up, they may move three spaces forward. If the lead lizard tile shows a sad face, the player whose lizard is at the front of the line must move their lizard back as many matches as they've made.
Matching skills are the only essential skill needed for the game, kids who are still too young to read can play this game easily. It's also completely a game of luck, which levels the playing field between different ages of children.
Because of this game's super-compact size, it makes for a great travel game. It'll work on airplanes or in back seats, and kids will have fun with it for hours. The illustrations are wonderful and the pieces are made with real materials. This is a great game!

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Leaping Lizards is a fun and colorful game that will keep you guessing. You can jump right over your friends' lizards, but you never know who might hurdle back over you in the next round! Your brain is sure to be bouncing as you race toward the end of the line. Includes 18 wood beads, 16 Secret Creature cards (four of each creature), 10 two-sided Creature tiles, 1 Lead Lizard tile (red), 4 wood lizards (one of each color) string, shaker cup and instructions. Teaches counting and shape identification.

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Feed The Kitty Review

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(More customer reviews)We bought this game to play with our sons (ages 3 and 5) and they love it! It's easy to learn, quick to play, and a lot of fun. And unlike some of the kid games out there, it's not mind numblingly dumb or boring. Our boys love being able to roll the dice each time--and believe it or not, this is one of two games we own where there are no tantrums over who won and who lost. They just ask to play again, again, again!
It's even good for kids who aren't counting very high, and both the kids are engaged while we play. There are probably more educational games around, but this one is just plain fun. :)
A quick 'how to' for this game:
Roll the two dice.
Sleeping kitty - do nothing
Arrow - pass one of your mice to the person on your left
Mouse - take a mouse from the bowl
Food bowl - feed the kitty one of your mice
So if you roll an arrow and a food bowl, you pass one mouse to the left and put one in the bowl. The last person with mice left wins. Very simple to play and as I said up above, it's a quick moving game--no time to get bored.

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Feed the Kitty is as simple as a cat's life! Mice are on the menu, and as they move from place to place; it's anyone's guess who will end up hungry and who will get to have a full belly. Will you be caught catnapping or will you pounce into the lead' The answer is all in the roll of the dice! Includes 20 wooden mice, 2 custom dice, kitty bowl and rules of play.

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Topple Game Review

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(More customer reviews)Topple is a great value for the entertainment that you get fromthe game. For so little you will have many hours of family quality time.
Description: Topple is played by rolling a die which determines where you can place your colored game pieces. Bonus points are scored if you are the first one to complete a row. In addition you get points for each of your colored pieces that are present in the row. As the game progresses, if there is a vertical stack of three or more you will also score points. There is an element of chance to this game, but skill in placement and daring can help you overcome some of the chance. The game is only 15-20 minutes long so you won't be playing all night. One disadvantage is that there are only enough pieces for four people to play at one time.
Rating: I gave this only four stars for durability because you must disassemble the game to store it compactly. There is a small risk to break the stand. Also the game pieces could get lost-there are no extras. But the game is such fun to play. Our family has been playing it at least three times a week for the past month and we still love it! As for educational value, there are better games for that such as Set and Mastermind. However, children can be taught math skills by keeping score with tally marks and recapping the score at the end of the game counting by 5's. Other visual skills such as balancing the board or estimating when one more game piece will topple the board are also learned.

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Winning or losing hangs in the balance of every move! But the more points you score, the harder it is to keep Topple from toppling! 2 to 4 players Ages: 6 years to adult

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Cranium Cariboo Island Review

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(More customer reviews)My 2.5 year old has a wonderful time playing this in beginner mode. I also got excited watching her demonstrate how well she knew her numbers, letters, shapes and colours. The concept of the game has just the right amount of complexity to keep her (and me) interested, but is simple enough that she knows exactly how it works and it doesn't require ongoing guidance or coaching every time. I like that it has a harder level - though I expect it will have to get put away for a while to make it interesting again once her interest wanes at the easy level.

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Cranium Cariboo is the magical treasure hunt game designed especially for young children. Kids love exploring the golden island of Cariboo, searching for coins to help them unlock the treasure chest. Cariboo reinforces four early-learning fundamentals, letters, numbers, shapes, and colors, and it's packed with fun. Now comes with a spinning island, magical treasure chest, a search for buried coins, and key. Includes beginner and advanced ways to play.

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Gamewright Hisss Card Game Review

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(More customer reviews)They discribe this as a card game, but you don't have to hold the cards in your hand, you just fan the entire pile out across the floor and take turns picking a card from the pile, And the peices are heavy like puzzle peices, not thin like cards.
You spread out the cards on the floor, picture down. Take turns picking a card. If the card doesn't match any of the snakes that are on the floor then you just set it down to start a new snake. Each snake must have a head, tail and atleast one middle section. The more peices you get on the snake the better, but the initial object to the game is to form the most snakes and then move it over to you side of the floor(the snake pit). If there is a tie in the number of snakes, then the longest snake wins.
This game is appropriate for ages 3 and up. This is a fairly simple game. I would say most 7 yr old and older would find it boring unless playing with a younger child.
We have two sets, so we can make longer snakes.
Need to play this game on the floor.

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As each Hisss snake slithers its way across the playing area, it introduces color identification and visual logic: Does it make sense to have a snake with two tails and no head' Are those two colors the same or not' Even elementary counting skills come into play during scoring at the end of the game. No reading required. For 2 to 5 players.

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