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Brainbox - My First Pictures

Brainbox, A clever, quick and fun kids game from the UK that lasts only ten minutes with each round only lasting 10 seconds!

Specially created for the younger player Brainbox Pictures is made up of picture/question cards to help with memory recall and observation.

Quality educational game thats a lot of fun to learn!

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My First BrainBox (My First Pictures) is a fun starter BrainBox for kids. The cards do not have words, just beautifully-illustrated images for endless observation fun.

Simple to play, while the timer ticks away, remember as much as you can on the card and when the time is up, roll the die. Answer the corresponding question on the back of the card and keep it if correct or return to the box if not.

The player with the most cards at the end wins!

My First brainbox offers Simple Questions, and is Great Social Game for Children that encourages memory development while having a blast! Its a good game for kids and one that can be enjoyed by everyone in the family.

Contents : 55 picture/question cards , 1 rules card, 1 sand timer and an 6 sided dice

For 1-8 players. Ages 4 to Adult.

A U.K Classic!

Date	Comment
12-04-2010 A. ....	"I work in the Foundation stage in a primary school. The children love it , it encourages speaking and listening, it can be adapted through the questions you ask, so can be used with a wide range of children. A great game which I have recommended to many people." - D. Potts.
12-04-2010 A. ....	"This is a great game for younger children. Unlike the other games in the range, there are no words on the fronts of the cards, just fun images! " - David Gilham.
12-03-2010 A. ....	"I bought this toy for my five year old son. We've had some really good fun playing it together as a family. It's pretty easy for my smart 7-year old, however, the game can be made more difficult by asking more than one of the questions on the card." - Elaine.