Granny's House Award-winning cooperative game from Family Pastimes Reviews

4.6 Rating 11 Reviews

How will we ever get to Granny's? Children move the team marker along the path, choosing Good Thing Cards to help overcome obstacles they meet in the woods.Will they need a honey pot or a wooden box to move past a Sleeping Bear? Each game is a different adventure in observation and collaborative problem-solving.This cooperative adventure game was specifically designed to encourage thought and imagination in young children. 1 - 6 players. Best Children's Game, from Parenting magazine.

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“This game is a very nice example of cooperation among players. It requires everyone to have a say in the outcome of the play. We play it with our 4 year old granddaughter who is learning to reason out a problem and find a solution”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I am using this as a teaching tool for beginning English learners to encourage conversation and an opportunity to get away from texts and exercises.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Very good cooperative game. Teaches children how to work together to solve a problem.”

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Posted 9 years ago

Beck On The Farm

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“My just-now-6-yr-old granddaughter was showing signs of excessive competitiveness so I got this game as an alternative. At first she wanted to know what she had to do to win. Once that was cleared up, she liked the game and wanted to play it several times right away. However, I find that she and I are both wanting more challenge in the frequency and variety of obstacles. I am considering using stickers and homemade Good Thing cards to "amp it up." Otherwise the game will have a short life.”

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Posted 9 years ago

Diana The Grandma

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“Love this game. Played with my grandson over Christmas holidays. He enjoyed it a lot at age 6 and so did I his grandmother. He also played with his dad and they enjoyed it also. Fun game.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Although I haven't seen it in action, my son reports that both he and the grandchildren (ages 7 and 4) love the game. It fosters co-operation rather than competition, as well as thinking creatively. He said it is by far their favorite, and specifically asked where I bought it so he could buy it as a present for nieces and nephews.”

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Posted 11 years ago

Constance The ESL Teacher

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“We love this game, and it has been very useful at getting our daughter to articulate WHY she would choose a tool for our adventure. How would the basket of food help us escape the bear or cross the river? She is a very creative child, so this makes every game a little different and more fun for her. We also love the collaborative part of it -- makes it a good bonding experience. I highly recommend it.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“This is a wonderful game. I loved that we worked together. No winners or losers. Very creative an imaginative language comes out of this game. I love playing it with my grandchildren and always talk about it.”

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Posted 11 years ago