Hey Neighbors!
Check this one out! We finally made it home! I am so exhausted. On top of everything I have several sick family members, including myself. Anyway I just have to tell you my daughter has been sick in bed all day, so we pulled out Jeepers Peepers ($29.95) for her to play with her sister. They sat in bed to play. You should have heard the laughter going on.
Jeepers Peepers is from Super Duper. It is recommended for ages 5 and up, but I am telling you my 12 year old enjoyed it! When it came time to eat dinner, she kept saying, just one more round!
The game includes:
6-Jeepers Peepers Glasses
6-My Cue Cards
101-Photo Cards (covering five categories- Animals, Food, Transportation, People, Things)
Bingo Chips and Spinner
Instruction Booklet
This is designed for classroom use, but can easily be used by a family. One person chooses a pair of glasses. Someone else picks a picture card and places it facing out in the top of the glasses, without showing it to the person wearing the glasses. This person must then ask yes or no questions to find out what they are. (The picture) You can add some fun by allowing the person to spin the spinner every time they guess correctly to win tokens. The one with the most tokens at the end of the game wins.
There are a few other variations on the game in the instruction booklet. I am not going to share all of them here.
My husband placed a pair of the glasses on and wandered the home just to make everyone laugh!
This game encourages children to ask questions, put together what they learn and come up with an answer.
The other item we received was the Dice Dude Combo ($24.95). Now, I am going to mention something here that really frustrates me. I HATE when we open a game to play and the dice are missing. You know, because someone didn't put them all away, or they were horsing around and lost one.
Dice Dude solves that problem. The die stay in his little plastic dome. I LOVE it! There are two different Dice Dudes available. One you just shake him and the other you push down on the top of the dome and the die pop around.
Now I like them both, but with the one that you shake you can remove the dome and change the dice. He comes with 4 dice total. The popping Dice Dude has two dice inside, but these are not removable. My daughter likes the one that pops best. I think she just likes popping him. I recommend this to all my neighbors who have games with dice. So much easier! And they even sell a set of blank dice that you can write on and create your own!
Now I would like my neighbors to take a moment and visit the Super Duper website and look around. One neighbor will receive a $50 Gift Certificate to Super Duper Inc. Isn't that GREAT!
About Super Duper:
Sharon and Thomas Webber founded Super Duper® Publications in 1986 with two products and two types of stickers.
Sharon started creating easy-to-use therapy materials while working as a Speech-Language Pathologist in the public schools. Thomas was a practicing attorney before focusing his talents on developing therapy materials also.
Fast forward 27 years - today, we're making hundreds of creative, colorful educational and therapy materials that you and your children will love. (Believe it or not, we have as much fun making them as your kids will have learning with them!) Click hereto read more about Sharon, Thomas, and the editors. Click here to Tour the Castle
Our Super Duper® staff members do their best every day to give you great customer help, speedy and careful delivery of your orders, and friendly help with any of your questions.
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