Snapshots Across America Game

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066005
Grade 3-AD
Neutral
Non-Consumable
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Charlotte Mason
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Warning
Choking Hazard
  • Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Description
Publisher's Description of Snapshots Across America Game

Travel across a game-board map of the United States to visit top tourist attractions from all 50 States including many additional sites in the American Historical Expansion Deck. But watch for Bad Weather, your vacation can be spoiled by a tornado, snow storm, hurricane or other disaster. Includes the base deck of 124 plus the 32 card American Historical Sites.

Great for helping teach families U.S. Geography as well as about many great Landmarks, National Parks, Museums, National Monuments, Memorials, Historical Sites, and many other fun and educational attractions all across America. 

Take a road trip without ever leaving the house! This easy to play game includes a US map game board, 124 cards in four different types, and six car-shaped player tokens. Card types include tourist attraction cards (featuring a few sentences about each destination), transportation cards, bad weather, and transportation cancel cards. Each player places their car in the state they live and is dealt six cards. On their turn, they'll start driving to a destination, or they can use a transportation card to take a plane, train, or boat. Watch out! Bad weather may strike at the hands of another player, or they might cancel your travel plans via a derailed train or closed airport. The first traveler to reach seven destinations wins! The 32 card expansion pack includes 22 new destinations as well as more travel and weather cards. This game is a fun addition to reinforce geography or bring a little USA knowledge to family game night.

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Product Format:Other
Grades:3-AD
Brand:Sandell Games
EAN/UPC:641171556806
Length in Inches:13.75
Width in Inches:8
Height in Inches:2.3125
Weight in Pounds:1.6
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4 Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Nov 7, 2021
Great Game for the Family
Bought this game for homeschooling my 6 year old (1st grader) to reinforce our study of the US. She’s quickly picked up where the states are located. Now she’s focusing on strategy, namely the fastest routes to her desired destinations.

My husband, father, and I enjoy playing the game with her. We’ve learned some new historical and tourist sites too. Clever idea to have the weather and travel alert cards.

Highly recommend regardless of homeschooling or public or private schooling.
Rated 5 out of 5
Apr 5, 2021
Good for fabulous Friday game day.
Fun game and also educational. Easy to play. Very nice board game for the price.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jan 16, 2018
This game was purchased as a family Christmas gift to remind us of our recent road trip summer vacation.

My 5 year old adores this game. I actually have hidden it for a few days because we have played it multiple times a day every day for 22 days. My husband and I are getting a little burnt out lol.

He’s learned a great deal about national monuments in states we didn’t visit and we enjoy talking about the states we did. He’s changed the rules a little to make the game longer since it goes really quickly. We like that it’s flexible enough to do this.

Great game! Not too complicated for young kids as long as they can read. My 4 year old who does not read will not sit for the game even if she’s playing with help. My son insisted on playing this game at his 6th birthday a few weeks ago. His 5 and 6 year old friends were uninterested, but his 7 year old friends enjoyed it.

Hope this helps!
Rated 5 out of 5
Jan 2, 2017
3rd Purchase
Our children played this game growing up. Now they have their own families and enjoy their own copy of this great game. We also bought a copy for our daughter who will be living in Japan next year. She plans to teach the children some Geography with Snap Shots! Bonus ...you have the best price and availablity.
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I have Snapshots across America and used it for years with my own children years ago homeschooling. It not only taught my children about their states, but it helped them to learn which ones were…

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child loves geography

FUN AND EDUCATIONAL