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The Game Of Quick Draw For Kids.
You see the word, but you can't say it. What do you do?
Pick up a card, pick up your pencil and start drawing! In 60 seconds or less, see if you can get your team to guess what you're sketching!
It could be anything from 'parachute' to 'snore' to 'scrambled eggs'...
There's a clue you can call out at teh top of each card to put your team on the right track. The cards are specially designed for kids from 7 - 12, with two separate decks so younger and older players can play together.
It's a race to guess the words in the time, and be the team that makes it to the finish first!
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Review by: tessak (Tess)
Dated: 8th of April, 2012
Who doesn't love a good game of Pictionary? And with Junior Pictionary your kids can play too, and the laughs to be had are plenty.
We bought both the adults and children's versions of pictionary and play the children's one most weekends. The words to draw are easy to draw and if by chance you get one that your not sure about, the cards also come with clues you can give your team to help them guess what the picture is. Designed for ages 7+, the game also comes with two different decks of playing cards so younger and older players can play together.
A great game of family fun, that really helps parents to de-stress and enjoy the children. Highly Recommended.
Review by: vivid (Matt)
Dated: 23rd of September, 2008
If you are looking for a great way to help your kids expand their brains with art and lateral thinking skills then you should be looking at this box. Non-verbal communication is a pretty important skill for kids too and this is a pretty good way for them to exercise their mental muscles. For those times when you are doing a bit of 'summer socialising' and there are a bunch of kids to entertain you would be hard-pressed to find a better way to keep them occupied for an hour of three. Lots of fun for all ages, so older family can join in and make it a fun way to pass a rainy afternoon. All in all this is a good purchase and should be on the games shelves of every family with younger kids.
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