- A fun way to learn numbers
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Product Specifications
Main Language(s)English unknown
Model Number5038728008577
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Product Description
Product Description
Wooden board with felt playing area.
Throw the dice and flip down the numbers that add up the total.
The aim is to get all the numbers out.
Board measures 26cm
Product Description
A nicely-made but inexpensive 26cm wooden version of the old favourite. It is probably the simplest of dice-throwing and scoring games, wonderfully undemanding yet quite irresistible, and it can be played alone or with one or more opponents. There's a decision requiring addition to be made after each throw, so this splendid game also has some 'educational' merit.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Sometimes the simple games give the most fun, my grandkids liked this game, and is a welcome divertion from computer games.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this game to play with my Grandaughters who are 6 and 8 years old - they love it and its good fun, educational and best of all it needs no batteries!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this game after reading some reviews on Amazon. I have 2 sons, aged 3 and 10, and I struggle to find games which appeal to both of them. So often I find myself playing games with the 3-year-old while the 10-year-old slinks off upstairs to play his Wii. This game is great because we can all play it. My youngest can count up the numbers on the dice and add them together, and then I help him to choose the numbers to put down. My 10-year-old likes the simple arithmatic and strategy, and you can tell he's really chuffed whenever he wins! This is such a simple game, but has brought a lot of joy to my family. We play it two or three times a week. Also, as there are not many parts and the games do not take ages, it is great to take to friends' houses or anywhere we know we might be hanging around for a long time. Recommended!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent value and prompt delivery!
A great addictive game for adults to play for fun, money or drinks! Also fabulous educationally for kids for basic numeracy so a good all rounder. Read more
Published 23 days ago by nikkiv2511
fun
We first played this game whilst on holiday with friends in Spain. The version they had was definitely a better looking piece of equipment and looked pretty good displayed on a... Read more
Published 6 months ago by P. clark
Fun Education
I used this game over 20 years ago to encourage quick thinking and mental processing for my son. I've just bought one for my granddaughters. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Earwig
Shut the Box
Hours of fun for adults from a game designed to teach children to add up & subtract! Very well made, soldid. Read more
Published on 12 May 2010 by Anthony D. Mcgetrick
My children love it!
played it at a friends house and my children insisted we get one for ourselves. Great quality, durable product with a high educational value. Read more
Published on 12 Dec 2009 by Y. Alony
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