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I use it with my 7 and 10 year olds, and both caught on very quickly. The rules are simple enough that you can basically open the box and start a game. It's a great way to increase your child's awareness of directions and where the states are in relation to each other and the oceans. There is some knowledge of basic directions (N, S, E and W) required, and the maps are not labeled, so I wrote the directions on one of the key maps for my directionally-challenged child. from Amazon.com My 11 year old son and I had tried the Scrambled States game at a school function and enjoyed it. There's lots of incidental learning in SS - you might learn the capital of a state or a state motto or, in general, where states are in the US simply by game play. from Amazon.com I work in an inner-city elementary school with students who haven't been exposed to much U. S. from Amazon.com This was a fun and informative to get the kids to learn and study the states. I would buy again and recommend. from Amazon.com He loves geography anyway so it was a good fit. Even though the game is targeted for 8 years old and up, my 6 year old has no problem playing. This game is a good way to encourage kids to learn the states and their location. It also has capitals and state nicknames included. from Amazon.com I gave this to my 4 year old gifted son last Christmas and for the 2 months following, all he wanted to play was Scrambled States. Good thing it is such a great game otherwise Mom and Dad would have gone mad! from Amazon.com Well, we bought the game because of the glowing reviews. My two daughters (ages 9 and almost 5) and I played it right away and we had fun! from Amazon.com My 5 year old son has now learned all the states and capitals! I have recommended to all of our friends! from Amazon.com This is the game my nine year old son brings out when it is game time as his favorite. I have to admit that I've never been really up on my geography, so this has helped all of us review the locations, capitals and nicknames of the fifty states. After playing it repeatedly, some of the "challenge" cards start to get repetitive, so I do wish there were more (or a booster pack) to help keep the game fresh. from Amazon.com This is a fun game that keeps my kids interested in it throughout its entirety. It does touch on some educational points such as the location of the states, but it doesn't do much to actually reinforce the capitals, and nicknames which is what I was looking for. My son loves it and asks to play it all the time. from Amazon.com

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