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Flying Pigs?
Which president died two months after he was shot? Which president held office without a vice president? And what was the name of the first child born in the White House? Trivia to be sure, but while your child is developing his short and long term memory, he has the opportunity to amass a whole litany of facts concerning our presidents from George Washington to Barack Obama. Just think how amazing it would be to have all that information at your fingertips! Both historical facts and fun? Can flying pigs be far behind?
Eager to Play and Learn
Children learn better and retain more when they are having fun. So if you can teach with a game, why wouldn't you? BrainBox games will teach your children basic facts in a way that makes them eager to play; when have you ever been able to say that about flashcards?
10 Seconds, 8 Questions, Countless Learning Opportunities
Players study the pictures-and-facts side of the card for 10 seconds, then flip to the other side to see how many of the eight questions they can answer. To play, each child studies the face of a card for ten seconds. A die is rolled, and if the player can answer the corresponding question, the card is his. Play until one child has won a set number of cards or play until all cards are acquired.
Painless Learning
With 54 cards and eight questions per card, this is a painless way to learn 550 Presidential facts. Designed for readers, but pre-readers do not have to be left out; just adapt the questions to their level.
Flying Pigs?
Which president died two months after he was shot? Which president held office without a vice president? And what was the name of the first child born in the White House? Trivia to be sure, but while your child is developing his short and long term memory, he has the opportunity to amass a whole litany of facts concerning our presidents from George Washington to Barack Obama. Just think how amazing it would be to have all that information at your fingertips! Both historical facts and fun? Can flying pigs be far behind?
Eager to Play and Learn
Children learn better and retain more when they are having fun. So if you can teach with a game, why wouldn't you? BrainBox games will teach your children basic facts in a way that makes them eager to play; when have you ever been able to say that about flashcards?
10 Seconds, 8 Questions, Countless Learning Opportunities
Players study the pictures-and-facts side of the card for 10 seconds, then flip to the other side to see how many of the eight questions they can answer. To play, each child studies the face of a card for ten seconds. A die is rolled, and if the player can answer the corresponding question, the card is his. Play until one child has won a set number of cards or play until all cards are acquired.
Painless Learning
With 54 cards and eight questions per card, this is a painless way to learn 550 Presidential facts. Designed for readers, but pre-readers do not have to be left out; just adapt the questions to their level.
Total of 55 durable cards in a sturdy box
54 picture/question cards
1 rules/information card
8 questions per card
432 presidential facts
1 sand timer
1 eight-sided die
Manufacturer's Information
Manufacturer: MindWare
Made In: China
Ages: 8+ (or younger with a few easy modifications)
Players: 1 or more
Time To Play: 10 minutes
10 Questions, 10 Seconds and Countless Learning Opportunities...
Players study the pictures-and-facts side of the card for 10 seconds, then flip to the other side to see how many of the 10 questions they can answer: Did this President serve one or two terms? Who was George Washington's Vice President? Which political party did this President favor? Includes 55 cards, a sand timer and 8-sided die.
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