Price : $29.99
Science Stadium Reviews - Who's your Animal MVP? Your opponent will try to find out by asking yes or no questions, such as "Can it fly? Does it eat bugs?" and more. Game features 160 animal cards with real-life photography and assorted facts. Also includes two easy-to-assemble plastic stadiums and activity guide.
Feature Science Stadium
- Includes 2 easy-to-assemble plastic stadiums
- Features 160 animal cards with real-life photography and assorted facts
- Animal Assessment & Recognition
fun toy! . We have seen similar things at children's museums and I thought my 7 year old son would enjoy this. He put it up by himself inside the laundry room door and he and his friend have lots of fun with it. It does work better the darker the room, but this seems to work okay. So far it was easy to put up and seems durable. It's fun to have something different than all the neighbor kids. I would buy it again.
Great family game!!! . We LOVE this game!!! As a mom with 4 boys I can't get my kids away from video games but with this, I can actually get them to sit with me for the duration and have a group interaction. Two older boys vs. my younger boys and myself. The older boys are 9 and they are able to play by themselves. The 7 year old needs little bit of help for them to play by themselves.
The game is pretty self explanatory so it doesn't need much direction. This is a process of elimination game that teaches and forces kids to read facts about animals by asking simple yes or no question. My kids like the mammals the best as it is the easiest to ask question. They start by asking questions like "does your animal live in water?" If the answer is "Yes" you eliminate all the animals that live on land and keeps on asking question in turn until you guess what animal the opponent has.
We had it for 3 weeks and already played every weekends. Played with this lot more than the very EXPENSIVE Lego Creationary game that we only played once with.
The game is pretty self explanatory so it doesn't need much direction. This is a process of elimination game that teaches and forces kids to read facts about animals by asking simple yes or no question. My kids like the mammals the best as it is the easiest to ask question. They start by asking questions like "does your animal live in water?" If the answer is "Yes" you eliminate all the animals that live on land and keeps on asking question in turn until you guess what animal the opponent has.
We had it for 3 weeks and already played every weekends. Played with this lot more than the very EXPENSIVE Lego Creationary game that we only played once with.
Limited Fun . This toy looked so exciting when we opened it up. We looked for directions and assumed we didn't get them-there were just limited rules on the box. I emailed the company and asked for instructions. They sent me the same 4 lines that are on the back of the box and we still can't figure out how to play. Does anyone know how to play it?
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EAN : 0765023020106UPC : 765023020106
MPN : LER2010
Brand : Learning Resources
Weight : 4 pounds
Height : 4 inches
Length : 13 inches
Width : 12 inches
Binding : Toy
Department : ToysAndShoes
Manufacturer : Learning Resources
Manufacturer Maximum Age : 11 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age : 8 years
Model : LER2010
Publisher : Learning Resources
Release Date : 2008-01-01
SKU : D515EF01
Studio : Learning Resources
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