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Blurt! Game 30th Anniverary Edition
SKU
020793
Grade 5-AD
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Charlotte Mason
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Learns through seeing, prefers written instructions and visual materials.
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Description
This fast-paced vocabulary game is simple enough for the whole family to enjoy. Three hundred cards are included, with six word definitions on each card. Basically, you roll the die to see which definition clue to use, read the clue out loud (like "A flat moving part that sticks out from the body of a fish" or "A partially dried grape), and then the first player to blurt out the word (like FIN! or RAISIN!) moves ahead on the board. The first player to circle the game board wins. It's easy to play, but you'll be surprised how easy it is to get tongue-tied and forget common words. Great to use as a vocabulary builder for kids and a perfect addition to family game nights, this fun game includes 300 cards (with 1800 clues), a large colorful game board, 6 player pieces, and a die.
Best-selling Blurt! gets a make-over! What word means "a partially dried grape"? Be the first to say "raisin" and you're on your way to winning this riotous game of rapid word recall. Take turns reading clues aloud and competing to blurt out the correct answer first. Sounds simple, but as the race heats up, it's easy to get tongue-tied! For 3-12 players.
Publisher's Description of Blurt! Game 30th Anniverary Edition
- HOW TO PLAY: Roll the die, then listen to the clue carefully! The first player to BLURT out the right word to answer the clue moves ahead on the board. Reach the finish line first to win!
- THE ALL-AGES PARTY GAME: With two difficulty levels to choose from, this game is perfect for everyone ages 7-107. Kids, adults, and grandparents can jump in and BLURT out the right word for a hilarious, fast-paced activity for game night
- INCLUDES: 200 Cards (1,200 clues) in two difficulty levels, game board, six player pieces, die, and guide. For 3–12 players, Ages 7+
- SPARK MORE TOGETHERNESS! Let’s play–together! Educational Insights toys and games are designed to make the most of together time, helping kids learn to build positive relationships, work together, compromise and share, win and lose gracefully, and more
Details
| Product Format: | Other |
|---|---|
| Grades: | 5-AD |
| Brand: | Educational Insights |
| EAN/UPC: | 086002029171 |
| Length in Inches: | 11.25 |
| Width in Inches: | 7.25 |
| Height in Inches: | 2.75 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.5 |
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Reviews
3 Ratings
3 Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Dec 30, 2020
Not Challenging
Fun game! Words were easier than we thought they would be,even on the difficult side. (There is an easy side and a difficult side). Good game for younger children or those who don't read a lot. We are all big readers and did not find the vocabulary words challenging.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jan 2, 2016
Our family had lot's of fun and laughs playing this game. It's a fast moving easy game to play. We will probably take this along on road trips too!
Rated 5 out of 5
Sep 10, 2011
We own about 100 games and play them frequently this one hit our top 10 list after playing it just ONCE! So simple to play educational and it adds bonus points for correct spelling! Awesome idea! My kids WANT to learn how to spell now and are EAGER to study vocabulary! We play to a timer (20 to 30 minutes) instead of going until the end of the game board to make it fit into our school day easily I also recommend using a sand timer to regular card play if you have kids that like to sit and think
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Why did you choose this?
We played with one granddaughter and want to play with other grandchildren. Thought the game was great!
it was quick and easy
My kids in 5th grade loved this game. I gave it away, now I want to give one to my granddaughter. I bought 2 so that I could have one in my classroom again.