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t for a family game night. It's for 3 to 12 players and includes a Junior version for ages 7 to 9. Product Dimensions: 10.5 (L) x 3 (W) x 10.5 (H) Recommended Ages: 10 years & up ; Junior version 7-9 years

n the trunk, then adding one of your own and challenging other players to remember them all, in order.3. Grandma's Riddles: Deal the cards, then read a riddle and race to see who has the letter card that answers it!4. Letter Sequence Memory: Deal the cards and take turns putting them in the trunk in alphabetical order, repeating the items already in the trunk and challenging other players to remember them all, in alphabetical order.5. Grandma's Adventures: Place the letter cards in the trunk and take turns pulling them out to create a cooperative story: "Once upon a time there was a grandma. She saw an iguana." Recommended Ages: 5 years - 8 years 

3 yrs.Ages 10 to Adult/Grades 5+Recommended Ages: 10 years & up

r draw another card if you think you can get closer by adding another fraction tile. 4. The player who gets closest to 1 wins the round!SMALL PARTS [1]. Not for < 3 yrs. Ages 8+/Grades 3+ Recommended Ages: 8 years - 12 years 

ry handle. Four different game designs. Durable and easy to clean. Stores easily Includes 10 canvas bean bags Activity guide

luard surrealist poem, "The Earth is Blue like an Orange." Blue Orange Games is committed to planting two trees for every one tree used in the creation of their games. They partner with Pur Projet to calculate and offset the carbon footprint of their annual road trip, planting additional trees in the Amazon. In 2007 they became the proud first recipient of Dr. Toy's Green Company Award. Looking towards the future and with an eye for constant improvement, Blue Orange is steadfast in their mission to bring HOT Games to a COOL Planet. Blue Orange Games is based in San Francisco.