Riddle Moo This Silly Word Game

I'm sure this is a game that my granddaughter and grandson will have loads of fun with this game and hardly notice they are learning at the same time.

This game is seriously so fun! The cards are funny and the answer buttons all make different animal noises! Great to have those so no one blurts out an answer.

Riddle Moo This is a game for children ages 5 years old and up. Up to 4 players can play this game. The concept is simple and fun. There are 4 different buzzers that make a different farm animal sound. There are 150 double sided cards with 3 clues on each card. One player reads the clues and the other players buzz in when they know the answers. This game encourages listening, vocabulary, and possibly reading skills. There is a second level of play for a more advanced learning with the Barn Teaser cards. Some of the cards have the words Barn Teaser on them. If the player is able to change one clue and make a riddle with a new answer then they earn another card. I really like that there are 300 clue cards making less likely for repetition I also really like that the buzzers can be used for any game. We could use them individually or together. They each require 2 AA batteries Read more at http://www.arizonamamablog.com/2013/11/2013-holiday-gift-guide-learning.html#0PSqZESvrG5XSC7V.99

My daughter was the first to play this game and she was slow at first to understand how riddles work. Once the connections were made she enjoyed the questions. My 2.5 year old son might not be at an appropriate age to play the game the animal noises were too much fun not to allow him to join in on the action. I also took this game to my classroom. I love the thinking process for some of my students. I have a few students that are very bright so answers would immediately come to them while a couple students would need more time to make the connections. There are so many cards that this game will be able to be played for several hours. I have had to bring it to and from school because I have requests coming from home and school of kids wanting to play with it.

Each player gets a buzzer, each making a different animal sound. 4 players get to via for points by guessing the riddle on the card. There are three hints on each card. The reader reads one hint at a time as the children are poised over their buzzer. First to buzz in gets a chance to answer the riddle. If they miss you see if anyone else wants to guess. Then you go through the three hints until someone guesses it. If you guess the riddle correctly you win the card. First player to 10 cards wins. Getting the buzzers to go in turns was a little tough for my guys. They wanted to jump right in with their answer instead of waiting for the buzzer and being called on. It took a little bit of work but we learned to first press the buzzer and wait to be called on to answer. This game works best with similar aged children. Mine played with a teen and of course he was able to answer the questions much quicker than the 5 year old. I read the questions for all of them so that they had equal opportunity to answer. The animal farms are fun, and the kids tend to play with the buzzers even when the game is long done. I received this game in exchange for an honest review