Product Description

Apples to Apples Jr. 2nd Edition brings the award winning card and party game, Apples to Apples, to the entire family. Readers ages nine and up will delight in the clever comparisons while expanding their vocabulary and thinking skills.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28222 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Out of the Box
• Model: 4099593
• Released on: 2007-05-01
• Dimensions: 10.25" h x 2.36" w x 10.25" l, 2.70 pounds

Features

• Apples to Apples Junior 9+ brings the award winning card and party game, Apples to Apples, to the entire family.
• Second Edition Contents: 432 Red Apple Cards, 144 Green Apple Cards, 2 Card Trays, Quick Play Rules.
• Apples to Apples Junior 9+ Second Edition contains every card from the First Edition. . . Plus 288 new cards!
• Ages 9 and up, 4-10 players.

From the Manufacturer
Apples to Apples Junior 9+ 2nd Edition

Customer Reviews

Best Game Ever
I have 5 children, from college to 1st grade and this was a game we could all enjoy! My autistic, nonverbal son actually won the first game!!! This will become a greeat family tradition at our home.

Great kids game
This is a great kids game. I have given it as a gift several times. I like the fact that someone can decide to either leave the game or join after it has started and it doesn't effect anything. As we all know some kids have longer attention spans than others!

Fun Educational Game the Whole Family Can Play
My 7 year-old niece enjoys being included in games with the grown-ups. This is the game she always reachs for. It doesn't bother her that she doesn't know who Abraham Lincoln is or sometimes can't always read the cards. In fact, that's how she improves her reading skills & vocabulary, by asking what some of the words are & having their synonyms read.
This is how a round works: A judge for that round pulls a green card & reads the word, for example, "calm"; the other people playing have five red cards in their hand. They have to choose a red card from their hand they think the judge will think most resembles the green card. An example hand might be icecaps, making dinner, pencils, marshmallows, & Abraham Lincoln. The judge mixes up the cards thrown down, turns them over & decides which concept matches the green card most closely. Other ways to play the game are to choose the red card that is most dissimilar to the green card or the funniest red card. The game can be as short or as long as you like & everyone laughs, groans, or protests the judge's decision. Great creative game for the family. This level is probably for ages 8 + up, but 7 year olds can play & enjoy being included. : )