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EXCITING CARD GAME OF QUESTIONS - Ask up to 10 questions to guess the animal on the Game Card Is it a carnivore Is it a domestic animal Does it live in groups Think hard, ask intelligent questions, use your clue cards wisely, and the be the first player to win 7 Game Cards. RIDICULOUSLY SIMPLE GAMEPLAY - Divide yourselves up in teams, ask up to 10 questions and try to guess your opponents Game Card. It's that simple. STRATEGIZE YOUR WAY TO VICTORY - Make use of exciting features such as Clue Cards and Bonus Questions to plan your way to winning 7 cards. First to 7 cards wins it all. PLAY IT ANY TIME ANY PLACE - One game set includes 50 Game Cards, 6 Clue Cards and a handy box to store it all. The box size is portable travel friendly. Your child can become an instant champion by playing at family game night, gatherings, plane trips and more. PERFECT GIFT - This is an ideal gift for any occasion that ensures kids learn through play. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - This is the most exciting game youll find for Family Game Night that can be thoroughly enjoyed by all ages 6 and up. BUILD KEY SKILLS - Guess in 10s age-appropriate content and gameplay builds key skills such as Communication, Decision Making, Problem Solving and Creative Thinking Skills..

CUSTOMIZABLE SUPPORT TOOLS These chips let you personalize an encouraging message for kids or students needing a little TLC. Kids love getting a supportive notes from the teacher or a parent. GIVE KIDS A BOOST These chips are an easy way for you to give your kids a boost, whether theyre having a bad day, need some extra support, or are about to take a test.. 100 CHIPS, 50 UNIQUE MESSAGES There are two each of 50 affirmations, so you have a wide variety of messages to send, such as Your Potential Is Limitless Dont Be Afraid Of A Challenge Struggling Makes You Stronger. ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE These chips tell kids and students you care. They give them a boost just when its needed. HAVE CHILDREN SAVE THEM AND REDEEM You can have children collect them and then turn them back in for extra computer time, a treat, or a prize.

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