eeBoo: Time Telling Game, Learn to Read a Clock, 50 Game Cards with 4 Clocks and Score Pad, for 2-4 Players, Ages 5 and up

So fun and easy to use. My kids love them (ages 3-8). The cards are big enough for little hands and can keep them entertained for a while.

My grandkids had so much fun with this they got one to give as a birthday gift to a friend.

I have an older child who was utter garbage at telling analog time and a younger child who needed to learn. I'd tried a couple times to just instruct them, but it wasn't sticking. There is a lot of research stating that games and play help to solidify knowledge better and faster than more "traditional" teaching methods, so I thought we'd give this game a whirl. I gathered those children around when we got the game, played for about 20 minutes, and they were begging to play longer (especially the little one). I had other stuff to get done, but they sat there and played together for a while, and then would come and get the game a couple more times. Next thing I know, I'm being corrected when i say it's 11:30 but it's actually 11:27. Seriously, the game thing works, folks! It's not a game you'll use after they finally get it and get over it, but it's a lasting skill and the game can be passed along to someone else who needs to learn!

I bought these cards for my son who is 5 and loves baseball. If he can't play baseball outside, these are the next best thing, because he can play baseball inside. We don't really use the rules in the box. Instead we made a second "diamond" and we each get four cards open-hand in front of us (no outs here, just put em back in the pile), and then we pick from the pile 1 card at a time so that we each get to take turns instead of waiting for a whole inning to pass. If we draw an out, we take the out and remove any players from our bases if it is our third out in an inning. If it isn't our third out, we just mark it on our score card. So basically we pick a card and "discard" into our "diamond" making our game happen, each of us in our own innings based on our outs. We LOVE to play this game and usually finish within a few minutes of each other. We have learned to play more cautiously with two outs, and he has learned that a foul ball isn't counted as a third strike and other important things like that. We have to reshuffle the pick pile a lot, but that's okay. Also HE CAN PLAY BY HIMSELF when he wants to, and this is always great when you have a child and other things in life to do, like go to the bathroom or make dinner. :)

This is a great game! My 5 year old granddaughter and I play it often. The illustrations are lovely with unusually pretty colors. Comes in a nice metal box too. Altogether the best purchase I made this Christmas.

Our child loves it. we play it over and over. I am looking/thinking of getting additional decks to add to this one. For an impulsive purchase it's one I would do again. If you kid is creative and likes to tell stories, this is a great way for you to engage in that creativity and explore how to continue to grow it from a small seed to a glorious tree providing the fruits of stories. Ok, that sounded corny, I know, but let's face it... kids like to tell stories, this is a great way to give them structure at an early age to help them learn and continue to be creative. Also... great way to pass the time.

I love how it makes learning about time fun and easy. It covers many things they are learning or are to learn in class about time/clock. It was perfect for my second grader. Definitely a fun way to learn and test their skills.

Very satisfied

La verdad es que están súper lindas, un regalo muy creativo para compartir momentos de calidad con los pequeños. :)

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These are super cards but as yet to put them to use - sure they’ll go down well though and launch the imagination

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