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Silly Faces Stick-Ons Game from University Games
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Minimum Age: 3 years
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Our Editorial Review
Product Description Be the first to build a complete silly face! Spin the spinner to see what silly feature you can add to your face. Wacky eyes, funny noses, goofy mouths, and silly ears! An easy-to-learn game that encourages gallons of giggles. Simple rules, large formats, fun graphics, sturdy components. For 2-4 players.
Editorial Review How many times have you said, "Your face will stick that way"? If you've tried to discourage your kids from sticking out their tongues or pulling on their cheeks, try redirecting their face-making energies to the Colorforms Silly Faces Game. The object of the game is to assemble an indescribably silly Colorforms face on the blank character card. Give the spinner a whirl for the type of feature--eyes, nose, mouth, hat and hair, and ears. Pick the piece that's just right and then place the item on your character--it sticks like magic. The first person to complete a face wins the game. No reading is required, so once kids understand the rules they can play independently. --Lisa Whipple
Customer Reviews
The 3 year old I bought this for loved it! Posted 15 August 2008
I bought this for a 3 year old boy who gets jealous when his older sister can sit down and play board games and puzzles. Now he can sit down and work on something of his own.
My 3-year-old loves it Posted 26 July 2008
I bought the Silly Faces Stick-Ons game with the Original Colorforms set. I didn't like the Original set because the shapes/pieces didn't stick on the boards well and would frustrate my son - even though I LOVED the idea.
On the other hand, these Silly Faces are fun for my preschooler. We have found it is appropriate before bedtime because he'll settle down with it. The facial feature pieces stick much better on the face boards than the pieces from the Original set sticks to its boards.
Good get-well gift Posted 23 May 2008
I bought this as a gift for my little nephew who's in the hospital for a couple of weeks. It's perfect, because he can get absorbed making up the faces by himself or play it with visitors. It doesn't take up much space, it's quite storable, and the pieces don't fall all over the place.
We are loving Silly Faces! Posted 18 May 2008
After playing this game at a friend's house, I bought Silly Faces Stick-Ons Game for my nieces (ages 2.5 & 4). They are huge stickers fans, so they love that they can the faces together, take them apart, and do it again. Although they are still a little young to have the patience to play the game the right way (if they spin something they already have on their face, they don't want to miss the chance to add or change their face), it is still a lot of fun and teaching them about parts of a face and where they go. Fun game!
Great Learning Game for 2 year old! Posted 09 May 2008
After searching for games suitable for my 2 year old I found this! It is a great learning game. Kids can learn about the parts of the face, how to spin a spinner and how to take turns. I love colorforms!
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