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Description
• Multiple methods of play for different educational purposes
• Recognizable characters from well-known Busytown
Cons
• Beginning counters are main audience
Little boys and girls alike enjoy truck games and some can play these for hours. Instead of providing them with a game that involves no skill, give them Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks Game. Through play, youngsters learn comparison, counting, and numbers. This card game is based on Busytown and features famous characters and vehicles from the popular book, "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go," both from Richard Scarry. Road hazards and bonus cards provide players with some exciting twists. This excellent card game is fun for any child who is learning to count.
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Measurements of the Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks Game box are 5.7 x 0.8 x3.5 inches and weight is 5.6 ounces. The small parts included with this product may create a choking hazard for children under age three.
Measurements of the Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks Game box are 5.7 x 0.8 x3.5 inches and weight is 5.6 ounces. The small parts included with this product may create a choking hazard for children under age three.
The Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks Game includes:
• Game box with 1 rule card and 45 playing cards
• Based on book, "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" and Busytown from Richard Scarry
• Cards created for new counters feature numbers between 1 and 12
• To play, flip one card over and player holding the card with the most passengers depicted wins all cards from the round
• Road hazards and bonus cards make game play more exciting
• Players learn comparison, counting, and numbers through cards that have bright colored, large numbers
• Play as matching, greater than-less than, or visual game
• Oversized cards ideal for young children
• Game supported by research and thousands of play testing rounds
• Self-confidence development encouraged by games in the I Can Do That series
Pros • Game box with 1 rule card and 45 playing cards
• Based on book, "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" and Busytown from Richard Scarry
• Cards created for new counters feature numbers between 1 and 12
• To play, flip one card over and player holding the card with the most passengers depicted wins all cards from the round
• Road hazards and bonus cards make game play more exciting
• Players learn comparison, counting, and numbers through cards that have bright colored, large numbers
• Play as matching, greater than-less than, or visual game
• Oversized cards ideal for young children
• Game supported by research and thousands of play testing rounds
• Self-confidence development encouraged by games in the I Can Do That series
http://ibulmagazine.blogspot.com/• Multiple methods of play for different educational purposes
• Recognizable characters from well-known Busytown
• Beginning counters are main audience
Features
Use the Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks Game to teach your child comparison, counting, and numbers. Featured on the colorful, large cards are characters and vehicles from the popular Richard Scarry book entitled "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go." On each card is a number between one and 12, making this one of the truck games for beginning counters. Each player turns over one card and the winner is the player holding the card with the most passengers. Playing as a comparison game teaches youngsters which numbers are less and greater than others.
Use the Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks Game to teach your child comparison, counting, and numbers. Featured on the colorful, large cards are characters and vehicles from the popular Richard Scarry book entitled "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go." On each card is a number between one and 12, making this one of the truck games for beginning counters. Each player turns over one card and the winner is the player holding the card with the most passengers. Playing as a comparison game teaches youngsters which numbers are less and greater than others.
This game, which is from the I Can Do That series, can also be played as a matching game. It features popular Busytown characters like Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm. Children realize their potential during game play, increasing their level of self-confidence. No matter how many times it is played, the game will be different and exciting because cards featuring bonuses and road hazards are included.
