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Cranium Cariboo | 
| Brand: Hasbro
Category: Toy
List Price: $21.99
Buy New: $17.99
as of 3/13/2010 22:28 CST details
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Seller: Target.com/ITC
Rating:  64 reviews
Sales Rank: 1585
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 8 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 16 x 10.5 x 3.5
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MPN: CASKU2112
Model: 16517
ISBN: 1600820026
UPC: 667792231908
EAN: 9781600820021
ASIN: B000Q7I68U
Release Date: July 1, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | The matching activities in CRANIUM CARIBOO combine laugh-out-loud fun with four early-learning fundamentals -- letters, numbers, shapes, and colours -- so kids learn as they play. And, it grows with your child. | | • | Kids love every minute of Cranium Cariboo as each turn gives them the chance to match fun drawings, unlock secret doors, and even discover hidden treasure | | • | Every game is different -- you never know where the treasure balls hide | | • | Rounds of Cariboo last about 10 to 15 minutes -- perfect for young attention spans | | • | Cranium Cariboo helps kids grow, and it grows with your child! |
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Product Description
3 years & up. Magical treasure hunt game that reinforces four early learning fundamentals: letters, numbers, shapes and colors. Includes Cariboo Island game board, six treasure balls, two sets of cards (beginner and advanced), one key, a treasure chest, and rules sheet. For 2 to 4 players.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 64
 Love it! March 10, 2010
Shannon B (Coppell, TX, US)
This is such a fun game! My son received it as a gift for his third birthday. He knows all of his letters so we were able to play the advanced level. He loves the anticipation of whether or not the ball will be in the slot he chooses. I would highly recommend this game for learning the basics...letters, counting, colors. I hope it will continue to hold his interest...it is more interactive than the classics like Hi Ho Cherry-O or Candyland, etc., so I think we will continue to play and enjoy it.
A Wonderful Game for Non Readers February 10, 2010
K. Groh (Pennsylvania)
Cariboo has lasted for 8 years in our house and has been played over and over.
The object of the game is to pick a card and 'unlock' a flip top door that matches the card. Inside the open door, a bouncy ball may await you! As you take turns opening flip doors, the balls accumulate in a special 'tray'. When the last ball is found and pushed into the tray, the treasure chest opens and the last recipient of a ball is declared the winner.
Children from ages 3 to 6 will love to play this over and over since the placement of the balls changes so each game is a magic hunt. Matching skills include shapes (circle, square, triangle), colors (blue, yellow, green), numbers (one two and three) and beginning letter sounds (A, B, and C). There are multiple options for matching so if a child is not ready for one skill they can always match using something they are familiar with.
It is very simplistic but that is what makes it appealing to younger children. It has movement, playing cards, a magic key and a treasure chest. My kids always wanted to take the 'jewel' out of the treasure chest but it is fixed in place.
A fun game for a parent with a young child.
Very Fun & Educational Game! February 2, 2010
Kenar Edge (Mill Valley, CA USA)
I've been looking for a fun, educational game for my 3 year old and finally found it. My daughter loves it and wants to play it all the time. After only a couple of weeks of playing it, she now knows most of the letters and numbers in the game. I've tried to use puzzles and books for her to learn her numbers & letters but it wasn't until we got the game that she really started to pick them up. I've made the game more fun by sticking different "treasures" in the treasure chest and sirprising her every time. After I did that a number of times, she really wanted to play with the game. It's even fun for adults...not so mind numbing like the rest of the games for 3-4 year olds.
 Cranium Cariboo January 30, 2010
Karen Bailey
The five year old enjoyed the game as it was designed to be played. The soon-to-be three year old didn't have a clue. Would I buy it for another child? Probably not.
Wow, now that's good!! January 22, 2010
B. Wilson (Delaware, Ohio)
My daughter does nothing else but play this game!! She won't eat, sleep, and sometimes I even have to check to make sure she's still breathing! Is this abuse? I don't know but it sure is fun!! The box is even edible!! ...packed full of fiber and nutrients! ...okay, that may be a bit of a stretch, but I can assure you that the number one reason she'll probably get into Harvard will be Cranium Cariboo! Thank you Cranium Cariboo!! :)
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