Gara scolastica attraverso il gioco degli Stati Uniti

Name: Gara scolastica attraverso il gioco degli Stati Uniti
Brand: ‎University Games
SKU: 0794764007015
Price: 43.79 EUR
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Brand:‎University Games

3.6/5;

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43.79

Descrizioni del prodotto Nel gioco The Race Across The USA, i giocatori corrono attraverso gli Stati Uniti per essere i primi a visitare sei stati, rispondere a domande geografiche e poi tornare nei loro stati d'origine per vincere la partita! I giocatori possono utilizzare il tabellone per trovare indizi per rispondere alle domande e vincere carte stato. Le domande sono mirate al livello scolastico di ogni giocatore, in modo che i bambini dagli 8 anni in su provenienti da classi diverse possano giocare insieme su un campo uniforme. University Games è orgogliosa di collaborare con Scholastic Inc. per collaborare per la loro prima serie di giochi proprietari. Le sfide dei tuoi quaderni di lavoro prendono vita in un gioco divertente e coinvolgente.

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I bambini dagli 8 anni in su possono giocare insieme su un campo pianeggiante. Le domande si basano sul livello di grado di ciascun giocatore. Visita sei stati, rispondi a domande geografiche, quindi torna nel tuo stato d'origine per vincere. Scopri di più sul nostro paese in questo nuovo divertente gioco da tavolo.

Amazon Bestseller-Rang	Nr. 312.069 in Spielzeug (Siehe Top 100 in Spielzeug) Nr. 10.654 in Brettspiele (Spielzeug)
Anzahl der Player	4
Artikelgewicht	‎907 g
ASIN	B074KL895L
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung	4,6 4,6 von 5 Sternen 1.364 Sternebewertungen 4,6 von 5 Sternen
Farbe	‎Mehrfarbig
Genre	Strategie
Im Angebot von Amazon.de seit	9. August 2017
Marke	University Games
Marke	‎University Games
Material	Kunststoff
Material	‎Kunststoff
Modellnummer	‎00701
Produktabmessungen	‎5,08 x 26,35 x 0,25 cm; 907,18 Gramm
Thema	Game
Weitere Spezifikationen	‎Brettspiel

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Scritto da: Amazon Customer

5 out of 5 stars: Educational and Fun, Great for Family Game Nights

The Scholastic Race Across the USA Game has been a fantastic addition to our family's game collection. Designed for players aged 96 months to 1188 months (8 years to 99 years), it's a wonderful game that combines fun with learning, making it perfect for players of almost all ages. The objective of the game is to travel across the United States, which provides a great opportunity for children (and adults!) to learn about different states, geographical locations, and landmarks. The game is both engaging and educational, striking a balance between being a teaching tool and a source of entertainment. The rules are straightforward, making it easy for kids to understand and play. This accessibility ensures that the game can be enjoyed by the whole family, regardless of age. It's an excellent way for children to learn about US geography in a playful and interactive manner. The quality of the game components is commendable, durable enough to withstand regular play. The board and pieces are colorful and visually appealing, capturing the attention of younger players. In summary, the Scholastic Race Across the USA Game is a great choice for families looking for a fun, educational board game. It promotes learning through play, making it an ideal game for family game nights and educational settings alike. Highly recommend for its educational value and broad appeal!Weiterlesen

Scritto da: sg

educational, easy to set up, playful

Nice game. Help to learn the location of the US's states. Easy to set up and rules are very easy. playful I found one state card with an error : North Carolina associate with New York. Other persons noticed mistake like that. Not enough to decrease the rating. Questions are separated in two "class": for the 3rd and 4th grade and 5th and up grade. Time to time in the class "3rd and 4th" the questions are either very easy or at the opposite seem little bit hard for the class. It would have been interesting to have some big cities noted on the map.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Amber Fourman

Fun Game

Thought this game would help my son with state recognition and placement. It is easy to play and does not take too long. The quality of the cards and game board is good. It has helped him map the states mentally by reviewing the board and moving the planes. Great educational game that is fun.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: Camille Janie T

Great educational value for kids and with Strategy—more than just flash cards

I love this game. Brought it out to play with my six year old and had her look at all the state cards we drew. We read the fact on the back and I had her hunt down each state using the state color and icon picture. I don’t think she’s learned anything about geography yet besides what we told her about which states our family lives in, but I feel like this game is going to get her familiar with answering test type questions like “which state is west of another state”, “which state doesn’t touch a coast”, etc. we’re teaching her the process of elimination by explaining characteristics of the multiple-choice options given to help inform her guesses. It will help teach her which parts of the US or Rocky versus swampy and other traits. It also teaches game strategy with trying to count out the exact number of moves she needs to reach her state. For now, We adults have her working on the third and fourth grade stack as we work through the fifth and up. It is a little too simple for us but if we get the other adults to make the wrong clues seem harder we can make it more challenging for us and we can add a little more challenged by additional rules for adults like you can’t even count mistake that another plane is on we adults have her working on the third and fourth grade stack as we work through the fifth and up. As for adults, It is a little too simple for us when given the three multiple-choice options, (too hard without them most of the time because we aren’t historians and can’t yet name the locations of all the big monuments and rivers in the US and such. The incorrect answers are easy to Eli mate though because they wouldn’t really make sense (this is good for kids but bad for adults). An example is a question on Graceland. We tried to have my husband answer it without the options, but he couldn’t remember which city in TN exactly. The options offers two cities in completely different areas and only one in TN. That was it! Another asked about the highest plateau or something and the options included an area that had “plains” in the title, an area that had, “valley” in the title and an area clearly not a plateau like in WA state. If we get the other adults to switch the wrong clues for harder ones, we can make it more challenging for us, and we can add a little more challenge by additional rules for adults like “you can’t even count mistakes that another plane is on” and “you have to roll EVERY TIME, even if you’re on the state you want to be on but answered the question wrong last time”. There are still a lot of cool facts the adults learn along the way as well.Weiterlesen

Scritto da: life by rebecca anne

This really can help you learn the states

This wasn't the game we were looking for but it is working for our needs and we are enjoying it. We play this as a family to help us learn the states and capitals. I can say it really does work to learn the states and their locations, as well as fun facts. It doesn't focus to much on the capitals as you play the game though, so you will have to sort of work that in as you get more familiar with the states and their locations. It is fun and easy to play.Weiterlesen