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Pub. Date
©2015.
Description
This updated version includes all new word challenges. Each round starts with a word and phrase--for instance, the card says ROAD TRIP and "Names of Cities." You have two minutes to list as many cities as you can that start with the letters in the words ROAD TRIP. Score points if no other player matches the answers. To win the game, score the most points.
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Pub. Date
2016.
Description
One part game, one part conversation starter, you don't need to be a pun master to master Punderdome: the goal is to make bad jokes and have fun along the way. A player (the prompter for that round) draws two prompt cards from the deck, and then reads the prompts to the rest of the group, who have 90 seconds to create a single, groan-worthy pun that combines the two prompts. When time is up, pun makers share their puns with the prompter, who awards...
10) Scrabble
Pub. Date
[2015]
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Description
Players form interlocking words, crossword fashion, on the board using letter tiles of different values. Each player competes for high score by taking advantage of the letter tiles, as well as the premium squares on the board.
Pub. Date
2012
Description
Learn French with Spot it! Matches can be picture-word, picture-picture, and word-word. Boosts word recognition, reading comprehension and builds French vocabulary. Develop visual perception skills, reaction time, language skills and focus. Boosts word recognition, reading comprehension and builds French vocabulary. Develop visual perception skills, reaction time, language skills and focus.
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Series
Pub. Date
[2012]
Description
The most thrilling and perilous word problems readers will ever encounter, these 24 life-or-death scenarios from the author of the award-winning "The Book of Potentially Catastrophic Science" is sure to get kids excited about math--and prove just how useful it can be.
14) Wordsmithery
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Pub. Date
©2018
Description
Wordsmithery is dead easy. Guess the meaning of a word. All 700 of our words are exactly the kind of words that you pretend to understand... when you don't. Words like egregious, phalanx, and salubrious. Don't worry. You'll get three possible- and fun- definitions to chose from. First to ten points wins. Over to you.