from: Winning Moves
Amazon Maximum Age: 8 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 48 months
Type of bind: Toy
Brand: Winning Moves
EAN num: 0071404310330
Label: Winning Moves
Manufacturer: Winning Moves
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 8 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 48 months
Model: 1033
Publishing house: Winning Moves
Sale Popularity Level: 6670
Studio: Winning Moves
Features:- Follow Uncle Wiggily on a journey from his Hollow Stump Bungalow to Dr. Possum's office
- Move along the winding path through the woods.
- Players draw cards and follow the simple rhymes to move
- 2 - 4 Players
- Ages 4+
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Product Description:
This charming Uncle Wiggily game and story follows Uncle Wiggily on a journey from his Hollow Stump Bungalow to Dr. Possum's office. Children will enjoy hopping their Uncle Wiggily movers along the winding path through the woods. The cards feature delightful rhymes taken right from the 1949 edition of Uncle Wiggily. Players draw cards and follow the simple rhymes to move or if they're too young to read, match numbers and symbols. Let Uncle Wiggily be your child's very first reading game. Contains: beautifully illustrated game board, Uncle Wiggily Visits Dr. Possum storybook, 4 plastic Uncle Wiggily Movers, deck of verse cards and rules (printed on platform). For 2-4 players.
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This is a game for kids of about four years old. It helps with counting, but that's the only educational value. You do almost nothing but move around the number on the card you pick each turn, from 1 to 20. There are a very few cards which tell you to move back a few spaces, and there is one space which, if you land on it, sends you several spaces forward. But that's it - that's the whole thing. The cards are written with cute rhymes, but it doesn't add that much amusement as far as I'm concerned, because you just want to know how many spaces you get to move. Most little kids won't be able to read them. I like games, and I'm always looking for something fun to play with my five year old daughter. This is one I wouldn't suggest. Candy Land is a lot more fun. Chutes and Ladders is better, too. We also like Guess Who (the new electronic version is good because there are several different character cards to use.) We like Dr. Seuss's Fun in a Box, which is a fairly challenging memory game involving his books covers. And Cariboo is good for this age group, (3, 4, 5) too. Hope this helps.
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I bought this game for my 4 year old granddaughter remembering that my daughter and I had played it years before. The game board and cards are as I remembered them, and it brought back some happy memories. That said, the quality of this product is excellent with a sturdy, colorful board and playing pieces. The game arrived in a large, well-packed box, and I was surprised to receive it so quickly after I had ordered it.
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Brought back many good memories. Thanks for making the old time games available to a new generation.
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I had this game for both of my kids and wanted to get one for my grand daughters and could not find it in a store. The game is new in the box and is exactly what I wanted.
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My sister and I are both in our early 50's. We played this as children. We played this one when I got it and it was wonderful !! Brought back great memories. My 4 year old great-niece played as well. We read the rhymes and she gave us the number. Great reading readiness, rhyming words. Identifying numbers as well.
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