5 Second Rule Junior

This game is great! My very active 6 and 8 year old boys simply love this game. It's silly, fast paced, and keeps their attention. We have a lot of difficulty with board games because both boys don't like sitting that long. This game is easy and quick. Sometimes we just get the cards out and all try to find answers to the questions, together. One boy does the timer and one reads the cards. My 6 year old can read almost all the cards. One of the favorites is, "Name 3 things that parents say...". It's a lot of fun to see what they come up with. The timer is very fun as well! Not just a sand timer, but it makes a honking sound when you push the end and it has little 1mm marbles that spiral down the inside grooves when you flip it over. It takes 5 seconds for all the marbles to get to the end. It's visually and audibly identifiable. The game is 5 second rule, but for the younger players I either give them 10 seconds or they only need to get 2 things (instead of 3). I saw mention of taking this on a car ride and I think this would be perfect for that. This game is a winner at our house. If you have young children that can read and have short attention spans, this game is a WINNER!! Well worth every penny spent!

a good time to spend playing and be off gadgets

Lots of cards, game has a long shelf life

This game is actually SO challenging! When you only have 5 seconds to spit out three words it really does take some quick thinking! We are a family who loves our family game nights, and this was definitely a crowd pleaser. If your children can read on their own for the most part, then definitely try out this game. There are a TON of cards, so you will have many hours of fun, guaranteed. When you first look at the game board, it looks like you'll get through it super fast. But you don't always get to progress forward unless you can name three things before the timer ends - definitely not as easy as it sounds! Can take up to 25-30m to complete a game. It's incredibly easy to learn right out of the box; so there isn't really any "learning curve" like there sometimes is with more complex games such as Catan or Enchanted Forest. I've included a few pictures, including one of the instructions, as well as a short video to show you how the timer works.

lo estoy usando con mis alumnos en la clase de Ingles y es facil y rapido, una excelente actividad para hacer al principio de las clases.