What's It? Board Game

What's It? Board GameDetails: Ages 8 Adult 2 6 players $24. 99 Includes: 150 doodle cards 1 category die 6 answer boards 6 dry erase pens 1 scoreboard 1 30 second time Box measures 8 3 16" x 10 3 16" x 2 1 2" WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. How to Play: What's It? is the game where creative minds think alike. Roll the die to get your category for the first round. Flip over a doodle card so it ends up face up. As the doodle card is

Details: Ages 8-Adult 2-6 players $24.99 Includes: 150 doodle cards 1 category die 6 answer boards 6 dry erase pens 1 scoreboard 1 30-second time Box measures 8 3/16" x 10 3/16" x 2 1/2" WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. How to Play: What's It? is the game where creative minds think alike. Roll the die to get your category for the first round. Flip over a doodle card so it ends up face up. As the doodle card is being flipped over, turn your timer to start counting down 30 seconds. Players try and guess what the doodle is based on the category on the die. Try to think like the other players! After 30 seconds, stop writing. Total up the matching answers. Mark one point for every matching answer! The Doodler scores a point for every non-matching answer. Why families love this item: When families can work together and are having fun doing it, everyone wins! What's It? helps families use their collective brain power to beat the Doodler and win as a team. Cooperative games emphasize play and collaboration, not competition. What is a cooperative game? A cooperative game is a game where all players play together against a common obstacle, not against each other. In a cooperative game no one feels left out and everyone has fun! Peaceable Kingdom’s cooperative board games use familiar game mechanisms – spinning a spinner, matching cards, moving a token, strategizing a win! The difference is that players play together. Playing together helps kids in many ways – they experience shared decision-making, they build self-esteem, they learn to share, to feel compassion, and to work as a team. Playing cooperative games teaches kids to cooperate. Rosie Roberson and Joyce Johnson Art by Beach © 2013 Peaceable Kingdom