Drawing Conclusions Game (Red Level)

The kids liked playing this game and the game is well made. BUT as the one kiddo never landed on a space to draw a card he never had to answer a question and the game can go on forever as there is a start but no end. I made the start the end of the game instead of getting one card from each subject (which is the end via the rules) and I shuffled the cards so the kiddos couldn't keep picking their favorite subject. I have the easier version and it still challenged the kiddos I tutor. For kids on track it could be an interesting game, just not one I can see them picking. All cards have questions with multiple choice answers and the answers are included on a separate sheet.Pretty good game

Great educational tool for my classroom

I wanted to love this game so much! I tutor students in reading and math. A game that combines reading comprehension AND mathematics that is fun to play! What could be more perfect, right?! Well, these questions make this not the best game, unfortunately. There are often multiple correct answers, which confuses and frustrates my students. If the last census was in 2010 (according to the card), the next census WOULD be in 2020 AND according to the paragraph, The U.S. would have more people than in 2010. Both A and B are correct! And on the other card, there ARE multiple colors of stars! So both A and B are, again, correct. These are very poorly written cards. I was so disappointed!

This game was everything I was hoping for! My daughter is already requesting more of them!

My daughter is a second grade teacher and her students love this game

I am a teacher and only opened this game when school started this week. I used it once and the board broke. Because I bought this in July, I can’t get a refund. Didn’t need to use until September

I returned. Boring

Great games to use in centers with your higher group that needs less support during small group