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Smart Card Games
Card games are more than just a deck of cards. Check out these great
card games, for one or many!
Offering many terrific toys our kids love,
Toys
at Amazon.com,
MindWareOnline,
Discovery Store,
Zome!,
and many more - links to your left -
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Little
Hands Playing Card Holder helps younger kids hold their cards!
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1-2-3 OY! and
A-B-C OY! card games
(numbers or letters) for the younger folks, multi-player or solitaire... lots
of fun!
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- The 24 Game
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 Create the number 24 from the four numbers on a game card. You can add,
subtract, multiply and divide. Use all four numbers but use each number only
once. Available from simple addition and subtraction, right up to fractions,
decimals and algebra. Click for 24 Challenge tournament schedule.
Decks listed in order of difficulty
Apples
to Apples, Party Box Edition or
Apple
Crate Edition (includes Expansion Set #1 and #2)
(ages 12+)
This game receives rave reviews from our gifted community, for
family or group fun!
Also check out... (And for a full list of the words in each set, visit
Munching Apples fan site)
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Apples to Apples Jr. (ages 7-12) fun as soon as they can read!
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Apples to Apples Jr.
9+
(ages 9-14) an intermediate level, tons of fun! (or from
Amazon)
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Apples
to Apples the basic set
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Apples
to Apples Customizable Cards create your own green and red apple cards
(for inkjet printers)
 Blink
Sharp eyes and fast hands, but with handicapping to even the game for the
most diverse 2 or 3 players... no reading required
Bohnanza
Card game all about planting, trading, and selling...
BrainQuest
(click left for MindWare, or click below for Amazon links)
K - 7, with extra decks on America, Black History and more. Each deck is packed with
hundreds of intriguing questions on one side and answers kids can’t wait to
discover on the other...
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My First,
For Threes,
Pre-School,
Kindergarten,
Bedtime (ages 3-5)
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1st Grade,
1st Grade Math,
1st Grade Reading,
2nd Grade,
2nd Grade Math,
2nd Grade Reading
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3rd Grade,
3rd Grade Reading,
3rd Grade Math,
4th Grade.
5th Grade,
6th Grade,
7th Grade
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America,
Hispanic America.
For the Car,
Black History,
Presidents (all ages 8-12)
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Canada (ages 8-12)
 Card
Golf
Play golf with a deck of cards? You bet! There's a course
provided, but you can play ANY golf course in the world - all you need is
the distance and par for each hole. Use the deck to play and score
your holes, and see if you can beat par. We had fun playing it with
teens and adults; good beginning as young as kids can add 3 digit numbers.
Not bad for quick mental math practice, either! Easy to carry and play
almost anywhere...
 Chrononauts
The card game of history! Also try
Early American Chrononauts! From the folks who bring us
Fluxx
Cranium
Whoonu (8 to adult)
Have unforgettable fun as you reveal your favorite things, share
hilarious stories, and bond over surprising connections. You'll be amazed at
what you'll learn about your friends and family -- especially those you
think you know best! Also...
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Cranium
Zigity
(8 and up, much younger gifted child) Quick card game, complete a puzzle,
spell a word, sum it up, or match instruments...
Family
Business Mayfair Games
Fast paced card game of gangster warfare, intrigue and suspense puts the
emphasis on fun. Each player is a mob boss competing to survive the murder
and mayhem of the Prohibition era. The last player to have a mobster alive
wins. Family fun game!
Fandex Family Field Guides between a toy and a book, and lots of fun!
(Also from MindWare Online
Fandex History,
Fandex
Social Studies)
With topics from history to nature and more, shaped cards include pictures
and facts... My kids love these!
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Mythology,
Shakespeare,
Explorers,
American Indians, |
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Presidents,
Civil War,
Composers,
Painters: Masters of Western Art, |
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Mummies, Gods and Pharaohs, |
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Cats,
Dogs,
Birds,
Butterflies, |
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Trees,
Wildflowers,
The Body,
50 States |
 Fluxx
The card game where the rules always are... in Fluxx! Also available in
EcoFluxx,
Family Fluxx and
Zombie
Fluxx versions. Or get
Fluxx Blanxx, and make up your own Keepers, Actions, Rules and
Goals! Other Fluxx Editions:
German Fluxx
and
Japanese Fluxx
 Jurassic
Jumble
from the makers of SET
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Fun family game of switching and swiping dinosaur cards and bones, for up to
9 friends or family members of all ages!
Mille
Bornes
First published in 1962, Mille Bornes (pronounced "meel
born," French for "milestones") is an auto racing card game
whose object is to be the first to complete a series of 1,000-mile trips -
another favorite from my childhood!
MindTrap
(or from
Amazon)
Mindtrap's more than 500 riddles, mysteries, and trick questions will have
you scratching your head as you puzzle out the answers...
Monkeys
on the Moon 2-4 players (3-4 are better), ages 10 and up (8 and up gifted)
Players attempt to curry favor from different tribes of monkeys who
are technologically improving to the point where they will rocket off
the moon. As humorous and silly as the game sounds, this auction game is
actually clever and unique, as players first bid on monkeys of different
factions then attempt to increase the rating of the different tribes.
Different monkey factions are at odds with each other, and helping one
tribe will incur the wrath of another; so a player must watch who they
throw their lot in with...
My Word and
My Word Junior
Fast-paced word-building card game - Junior has more vowels and less
difficult letters in the deck
Once
Upon a Time: The Storytelling Card Game (all ages)
Players create a story together, using cards that show typical elements
from fairy tales. One player is the Storyteller, and creates a story using
the ingredients on her cards. She tries to guide the plot towards her own
ending. The other players try to use cards to interrupt her and become the
new Storyteller. The winner is the first player to play out all her cards
and end with her Happy Ever After card...
 Optical
Illusions Playing Cards
54 different illusions, created by Pentagram design company
Pit
The "Corner the Market" Card Game. Shout your deal and trade your cards to
"corner" the market. Be the first to get all the cards of one commodity,
slap the "Corner!" board and you'll win the hand. You'll feel like a trader
in the pits of the exchange! Beware of the Bear and take your chances with
the Bull... Also
Deluxe Pit Card Game
PDQ
- Pretty Darn Cute Game (ages 8 and up)
Quick! Try to make a word out of the letters SMP. Sound SiMPle? How about
PTR. Get the PicTuRe? In this lightning fast party game, it's an all-out
race to be the first player to shout out a word using all three letter cards
in play. Each round starts with a different set of letters - it's up to you
to fill in the blanks. Whoever has the most cards at the end of the game is
the WNR!
Qwitch
3 to 5 players race to play cards in sequence. But watch out! Letters
and numbers can go up, down, or stay the same... and switch at any time
Rat-a-Tat
Cat 2-6 players, ages 6 and up (gifted kids even younger!)
Can you keep a poker face? Can you remember the numbers on the other
players cards? Sharpen your memory and your timing with this clever game of
strategy, skill, and awareness. Rules for younger and older kids...
 SET
The
Family Game of Visual Perception (or from
Amazon)
Purchase
this great card game, or play the
on-line
version that changes daily, plus resources for teaching with SET. Also
from SET Enterprises:
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Quiddler
word game
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Triology
gin rummy with SET cards! (this one's also a board game)
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Xactika more figures, more challenge
Five
Crowns now there's five crowns to contend with!
Jurassic
Jumble
family game of switching and swiping dinosaur cards and bones...
Sleeping Queens
Rise and Shine! The Pancake Queen, the Ladybug Queen and ten of their
closest friends have fallen under a sleeping spell and it's your job to wake
them up. Play a knight to steal a queen or take a chance on a juggling
jester. But watch out for wicked potions and dastardly dragons! The player
who wakes the most queens wins...
 Signals
and Semaphores
History in a box, including the fascinating historical background of the
signal flag, semaphore, phonetic alphabet, and Morse code systems, in
training dial, postcards, playing cards, posters...
Swap
This Uno variant card game adds a fast-paced hand-swapping to create a
great new strategy card game
Ticket to Ride to
learn more, visit Ticket
to Ride website Cross-country train adventure where players collect cards of
various types of train cars that enable them to claim railway routes connecting
cities throughout North America... Also
Ticket to Ride:
Europe and
Ticket
to Ride: Märklin
Twisted
Fish
Takes "Go Fish" to a whole new level, and adds challenge that even the
adults won't get tired of!
You've
Been Sentenced (3-10 players, ages 8+)
Using a unique word deck of pentagon
shaped cards containing conjugations of funny words, famous names from
throughout history, familiar places, and wild cards, players have to
make grammatically correct and justifiable sentences. The real fun
begins when players have to read their sentences out loud and explain
what they mean to the rest of players. They form the jury and vote
thumbs up or down on whether the sentence and justification stand and
the points are scored...
Last updated
May 07, 2008
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