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Santa Banter Hilarious Rhyming Christmas Board Game For Families. The Standalone Christmas Edition of the Popular Obama Llama Rhyme Series
Forbidden Sky, Codenames, Takenoko, Colt Express, King of Tokyo (although he may be a bit young for it at the moment and it's a little bit more complex), Labyrinth, Catan, Spy Alley, Scotland Yard. I like QBitz because it can be solo or group, suits all ages and can get incredibly competitive (in our house anyway). We have the basic set of 4 sets and bought a sepwerate solo set meaning 5 people can play (there was at least 2 colors of solo sets so could expand to 6 players).A lovely Christmas themed board game! Follow the simple instructions to see who will win. Great for encouraging turn-taking, as well as practising counting skills. Benefits of board games for children www.mumsnet.com/Talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/3381000-to-ask-you-to-tell-me-how-to-tear-a-family-apart GREAT CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT - This board game includes a Christmas Tree to decorate, 64 decorations and 55 playing cards with questions
What about Rummikub? Very easy to learn and great family game - always been a staple in my parents house.EASY GAME FOR ALL FAMILY - Easy to learn and fun to play for nearly all ages. Logo's the family game that will entertain family and friends in such an important time of the year
We have just dug my old Game of Life our. I loved it as a kid and my nearly 7 year old loves it now (with a little help), but I now see why my mum used to groan about it when I was a kid. You'll have to avoid the Hustle Bustle, the Reindeer Crossings, the Snow Storms and maybe the naughty elf, but keep an eye out for Santa's sleigh as he could help you on your way
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Board games are a very popular past-time during the festive period. Here are some of the most loved, played by children and adults alike at Christmas time: Climb aboard the Christmas Express and join this jolly journey through a winter wonderland as you race to be the first to get to the North Pole
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