Cranium Cariboo | 
| Brand: Cranium
Category: Toy
Buy New: $47.99
New (6) Collectible (4) from $22.85
Avg. Customer Rating:  200 reviews
Sales Rank: 13252
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 6 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 16 x 10.5 x 3.5
MPN: 000015
Model: 104010000.100E
ISBN: 1893028216
UPC: 667792230208
EAN: 9781893028210
ASIN: B000063XO3
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Kids will love every minute of Cranium Cariboo as each turn gives them the chance to match fun drawings, unlock secret doors, and even discover hidden treasures | | • | Rounds of Cariboo last about 10 to 15 minutes, great for young attention spans | | • | Kids learn while matching letters, numbers, shapes and colors AND practice sharing and turn-taking by passing the key with each turn | | • | Cranium Cariboo comes with a Cariboo Island game board, six treasure balls, two sets of cards (beginner & advanced), one key, and a treasure chest | | • | Cranium Cariboo is the magical treasure hunt game designed especially for young children |
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Product Description
Cranium Cariboo is the all-new, magical treasure-hunt game designed especially for young minds. Kids will love exploring the golden island of Cariboo, where they'll find castles, boats, balloons and more. Their eyes will light up as each turn gives them the chance to match fun drawings, unlock secret doors and discover hidden treasure. Multiple matching activities reinforce four early-learning fundamentals: ABCs, numbers, shapes and colors.
Editorial Review
Taking a step away from trivia questions and clay sculpting, the makers of Cranium have instead created a game for teaching wee ones a few colors, shapes, numbers, and letters. (And, if you know 3- to 6-year-olds that won't lose all the included cards and balls, they may also learn sharing, cooperation, and imaginative play.) The bottom of the box houses the game itself, with three chutes along the top that the balls are dropped into and three rows of flip-up panels that are decorated with various colored objects. Players draw cards, match them to a panel, flip up the panel, and hope there is a ball underneath it. Once all six balls are recovered a treasure chest pops open and gameplay can begin anew. --Pam Lauer
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| Customer Reviews: Read 195 more reviews...
 Great Game November 5, 2008
We got this game as a Christmas Present. We now drag it where ever we go! My kids LOVE this game. It's fun for kids and adults. My kids are 5 3, they both can play - which is great at this age. It's very education, has been fairly durable, although we have had some issues with a door breaking (It was an easy fix however). My kids BEG to play this game and we've had hours of fun. I highly recommend this game. Makes a great birthday or christmas gift. We've had it for over a year and it's still a big hit
 Cariboo is a hit with my grandchildren October 3, 2008
I ordered Cariboo for two sets of grandchildren. Both found the game highly entertaining and stimulating. The mother's loved it too. My order through Amazon arrived in Houston in good time even amidst hurricane Ike.
Great game for toddlers/preschoolers September 19, 2008
Our 2.5 year old loves this game! Educational and fun. Can be modified to make it easier for younger kids or a bit more challenging for preschoolers.
Excellent game September 8, 2008
I bought this for my daughter who is nearly three and she loves it. It is alot of fun and very educational. She is loves to use the key to open the 'doors' and to put the balls in the slot to try to open the treasure chest. One of the good points is that you can finish the game in about 10 - 15 minutes - which is a big plus. I would highly recommend it.
Highly Recommended because it is Fun! February 10, 2008
This is a great game simply because it is quick and easy. We play it over and over and over at my daughters request....and I don't mind. I can only take a limited time of Candyland and the such. She will even play by herself for a good length of time. Yes, you can see the balls, but you need to get the card to open the door. Yes, it has colors, numbers and letters - good reinforcement but it isn't a "educational toy." The cool thing is that you get to stick a key in a hole and it opens. Simple fun! And when you get all the balls the treasure opens! It's like magic to a 3 year old! Mine is enthralled. The only bad thing is that the balls do not travel into spaces as well as it seems like they could...I do shake the box around to ensure they fall under separate doors.
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