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Orchard Toys Pick and Mix People:
... pick and mix card game from Orchard toys is good fun for children aged 3 to 7 years old. It has been around for several years now. I have played with it in a few different play settings. This game is available from several toy shops between £5 and £8 This toy is basically a set of people cards that have been cut into 3 . Heads bodies and legs. The idea of the game is to match them up to make a complete person... Read the full review: The policeman has a clowns head in this pick and mix game by mumsymary |
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Dinosaur Snap ... son who is 3 and a half years old is dinosaur mad! I m not sure where this fascination came from or why he finds them so amazing but he can t get enough dinosaur stuff. Shortly before Christmas I was looking for stocking fillers and ideas on www.amazon.co.uk, I had searched under dinosaur and was browsing through the search results when I found these dinosaur snap cards. They are aimed at children aged five and over and at that time my son was only just three but I felt that he would like them because of the dinosaur pictures. He likes to read the dinosaur encyclopaedia at the library so I wasn t too worried about the specified minimum age. My son was very exc... Read the full review: I'm a T-rex, RRRRRROOOOOOOAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!! by mumto3 |
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Poker Chips ... chips are used as a substitute for real cash in a game of poker that is played for cash. However, in tournament play the chips will represent a nominal amount of money that each person starts the game with. The amount will usually not represent the amount of cash that a player has bought into the tournament for but will instead be an amount that facilitates the play in the game being interesting and lasting for long enough providing the opportunity for patience and skill to be factors in the eventual outcome. Think of poker chips in tournament play being similar to the pretend money in the popular board game "Monopoly". In Monopoly the money is not rea... Read the full review: They Are Useful But Not Edible by eyedo6789 |
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Uno ... had never played or even heard of this game until a few years ago. My children attended a summer play scheme and came back raving about a card game they had played, then when we were on holiday we saw a set of Uno cards and bought them - we have never looked back!! I can see why this is so popular all the world over, when we were skii this year we saw a german family playing it in the bar, it is very simple to pick up and children of all ages, once they recognise colours and numbers can play. The idea of the game is simple. You are dealt seven cards, these cards will be made up of the four basic colours (red, blue, yellow and green), and the numbers 0 to 9. So for ex... Read the full review: Uno - great family game by dove3066 |
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