 | Cooperative Game of Consultation Decision Making and Natural Selection, Max
Buy new: $16.49 Family Pastimes have developed a slew of games that teach cooperation by experience rather than preaching. Everyone contributes to winning the game. This game has an emotional component - children can identify with Max, the hungry greedy cat, or with the creatures Max goes after.
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 | Secret Door Co-Operative Mystery Game
Children love the spooky house, and sharpen their memory of where treasures are hidden.
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 | 17 Things I'm Not Allowed to Do Anymore by Jenny Offill
Buy new: $10.87 / Used from: $2.99 |
 | Cooperative Game for Cowgirls and Cowboys, Round-Up
Buy new: $16.49 Strategy comes into this game as you try to get the horses home for the evening.
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 | Co-Operative Games - Funny Face
Buy new: $16.49 Young children love this game that has "act like a monster" and other activity cards. It also helps children's tolerance for frustration increase.
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 | Cooperative Game of Mountain Climbing, Mountaineering
Buy new: $21.00 Another cooperative game for 6+ yr olds
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 | Small Change (L'argent de poche)
Buy used from: $5.80 A charming French film from 1976.
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 | All Creatures Great & Small: The Complete Series 1 Collection
Buy new: $55.99 / Used from: $46.77 a thoroughly entertaining series which, like the wonderful books that inspired it, takes one through the gamut of emotions--from laughter to tears. It is a series which transports the viewer back to a time and way of life that is, in many ways sadly, gone forever. It is sure to be enjoyed by anyone looking for quality entertainment that the whole family can enjoy
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 | Little Rat Makes Music by Monika Bang-Campbell
Buy new: $5.95 / Used from: $1.00 Little Rat wants to learn to play the violin, but doesn't want to practice. Charming book about learning the rewards of working hard towards a goal.
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 | Dear Zoo: A Lift-the-Flap Book by Rod Campbell
Buy new: $6.99 / Used from: $2.49 The zoo decided to send me an animal that just won't do, so I "sent it back." Children LOVE to lift the flap and see what inappropriate animal the zoo will send them next, and then "send it back" until the zoo thinks very hard and finally finds the perfect pet.
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