Stare Junior Board Game For Kids - 2nd Edition for Ages 6-12
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Stare! Junior is a winner of the National Parenting Center Seal and the Teacher's Choice Award for the Family.
Kids test their visual memory skills, and have a blast doing it. They have 30 seconds to stare at an image on a card and recall as much detail as possible.
Images are varied and fun for kids to look at: illustrations, funny photos, comics, works of art and more.
When time is up, an opponent flips over the card and asks the player a series of questions about the image. What is the clown holding in his left hand? What color is the girl's hat? Etc.
Rules allow for different skill levels for parents and kids. Play in teams or individually. Great for family game night! For Ages 6 and up.
For ages 6 and up with special rules so parents can join in.
Kids test their visual memory skills, and have a blast doing it. They have 30 seconds to stare at an image on a card and recall as much detail as possible.
Images are varied and fun for kids to look at: illustrations, funny photos, comics, works of art and more.
When time is up, an opponent flips over the card and asks the player a series of questions about the image. What is the clown holding in his left hand? What color is the girl's hat? Etc.
Rules allow for different skill levels for parents and kids. Play in teams or individually. Great for family game night! For Ages 6 and up.
For ages 6 and up with special rules so parents can join in.
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Furrowed brows and hearty laughter are the most likely outcome of this fun but challenging game from Game Development Group. Just like its elder edition, the object of Stare! Junior is to be the first to reach the end of the game board. "Been there, done that," you're thinking? But in this game, looking hard and paying attention to detail are two things that will help players move forward. Individuals or teams stare at an image on a card for 30 seconds (more challenging games can be played by shortening the time) and then answer questions about what they saw. It's not easy--just try to remember what color socks the person next to you on the bus was wearing this morning, or how many people were reading magazines. Of course, you weren't staring... --Rachel Radway