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Cranium Whoonu (Tin) from Cranium
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Minimum Age: 8 years
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Product Description Your dad likes poodles more than pickles' Your best friend likes bubblegum more than museums' Whoonu! In Cranium Whoonu, you're sure to 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. Whoonu is easy to learn and quick to play, so it's the perfect game for any occasion. And best of all, it's just as fun to play with people you've known for five minutes as it is with people you've known forever!
Customer Reviews
fabulous game! Posted 27 August 2008
I bought this game to use with small groups of young (3rd grade and up) students, but have ended up using it with adults, too! Everyone loves this game. While it doesn't have any inherent conversation value (important in an ESL lesson) it can be easily adapted by asking about the choices that have been made. Yet another Cranium success!
cranium whoonu game Posted 17 August 2008
A fantastic & fun game for the whole family. Even 5 yr olds can join in! Easy & fun to play, but gets you thinking too! I highly recommend this game.
So Much Fun Posted 06 August 2008
We had played this game on New Years' Eve with two other couples, one of which we didn't know. We had a lot of laughs and it was a fun way to get to know the couple. Then we thought we would have some fun with our grandchildren (ages 9 and 6). It was a little hard for the six year old to read all the cards but he did a good job. Then we had to add up our chips and I thought that was good practice. It was fun because everyone was included and there were little surprises as to what we all liked best and least (even to ourselves). We are bringing it to the beach to play with our other grandchildren.
The Big Hit at the Teacher's Workshop Posted 27 July 2008
I am a teacher and, on occasion, I teach other teachers. I recently ran a workshop called "Game Kids Play" and one of the assignments was for each teacher to bring in a game that they either have used in the classroom or that they think would be good to use in the classroom. Each teacher would give us a mini lesson on how to play the game and then we would get in groups and spend X amount of time at each game. Some of the great games included Blokus, Rumis, Catchphrase, Spy Alley, and Blink. However, Whoonu stole the show!
We ended up playing this game far longer than any of the others. Most of the teachers ended up buying it soon after. The person who brought it in is a middle school teacher and she said she liked to use it with her special needs students throughout the year.
I highly recommend it!
fun for everyone! Posted 03 July 2008
This game is great fun for kids AND adults. I played this with my little cousins (12 and 8) at C-mas with my mother. It is VERY easy to learn and we laughed and smiled a lot. I def. reccommend this for a fun family game!
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