Mattel Apples to Apples JR. Reviews

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It is very hard--and by very hard I mean next to impossible--to find a game that your kids will enjoy and that won't cause your brain to melt out of your head. Apples to Apples is a rare example of a game all ages will enjoy. from Amazon.com Apples to Apples Junior - The Game of Crazy Comparisons! we had alot of fun playing this game, esp. from Amazon.com I have played the regular version of Apples to Apples and liked it so much that I thought the Junior version would be a great tool for my 6th grade language arts class. The students loved it and didn't even realize they were learning something new. from Amazon.com my children 6 and 7 enjoyed playing this with the adults. from Amazon.com Apples to Apples Junior - The Game of Crazy Comparisons! we had alot of fun playing this game, esp. from Amazon.com Believe it or not, this is my 4 year-olds favorite game. We have to help her with the reading, of course, but she truly loves this game, expecially when she gets to pick the winner. She's not usually able to sit through a whole game, but we'll play a 6-8 rounds before she gets bored. from Amazon.com I have played the regular version of Apples to Apples and liked it so much that I thought the Junior version would be a great tool for my 6th grade language arts class. The students loved it and didn't even realize they were learning something new. from Amazon.com It is very hard--and by very hard I mean next to impossible--to find a game that your kids will enjoy and that won't cause your brain to melt out of your head. Apples to Apples is a rare example of a game all ages will enjoy. from Amazon.com It's a fun game with a lot of laughs for the whole family. We are planning to get the adult version soon. from Amazon.com They and their friends have fun playing it. They are 4th graders but read at 7th or 8th grade level. They find the words in the "Junior" addition "too easy". They said that we should have gotten the "regular" version to have more interesting words. from Amazon.com