Last Word Game

Description

It′s a race to have the final say! In Last Word, there are over 200 Subject Cards with topics ranging from "Cartoon Characters" and "Breeds of Dogs" to "Items Used in the Summer" and "Vegetables." Each player draws one Subject Card and keeps it hidden from the rest of the players. Any player turns over the top Letter Card, and then the race is on! All players must try to come up with a word that starts with that letter and fits the category of the Subject Card in their hand. For example, if the Letter Card is C, the player holding the Vegetables Subject Card will play it and shout Carrot! Once the first Subject Card has been played, the timer starts and all players must try to name words that fit the same letter and category. Players continue saying words until time runs out, and the player who says the Last Word before the buzzer sounds, wins that round and advances one space on the game board. But beware - the timer has been cleverly programmed to go off at random intervals, so you never know when the buzzer will sound! It′s a hilarious game that will have you shouting, laughing, stammering and babbling in a race to have the final say! Game comes with Playing Boards, 230 Subject Cards, 56 Letter Cards, eight Colored Pawns, eight Trade-In Pieces, Electronic Random Timer, and Game Instructions. For 2 to 8 Players.

Why we love it

Last Word Games is great for a 7 year old because it is a game they can play with their friends or with the family.

Product Features

• What a great year the 7’s are. There a few milestones they may achieve and growing pains your typical 7-year-old may encounter.

• Hand-eye coordination is well developed, has good balance and can execute simple gymnastic movements, such as somersaults.

• Uses a vocabulary of several thousand words and is able to demonstrate a longer attention span.

• Uses serious, logical thinking, is thoughtful and reflective and is able to understand reasoning and make the right decisions.

• Begins to grasp that letters represent the sounds that form words.

• Takes direction well; needs punishment only rarely.

• Starts to feel guilt and shame.

• Initiate discussions about right vs. wrong.

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