Medieval History Go Fish

Classical Historian Medieval History Go Fish Game with Constitution Book is a simple yet educational card game that makes learning history fun. There are two primary ways to play the game. In “Collect the Cards,” one player reads the hints of the card, slowly giving more detail as to what is on the card. The other players then guess what is on the card. Whoever guesses correctly, wins the card. If no one guesses correctly, then the reader wins the card. At the end of the game, whoever has won more cards wins the game. In the second way how to play the game, “Go Fish,” players try to win all four cards in one category. Category examples are Architecture, Paintings, Warriors, Royal Power, Technology, Castles, etc. This is an improved and updated version of the original game, as it comes with a small book that teaches the history behind each card. Our Go Fish game is great for the classroom and the home. We are confident that you will love our game and be very happy with its educational benefits. For many children who (and parents) forget history, the American History Go Fish Game with History Book may be their best educational tool.

Features

• FUN AND EDUCATIONAL GAME FOR KIDS AND ADULTS: Memorize basic facts painlessly as you compete to collect most cards.
• FACT-FILLED BOOKLET: Set includes a booklet explaining facts about each card, as well as ideas for other games to play with the deck. Cards are organized in 12 categories: Architecture, Paintings, Aztecs*Incas*Maya, Technology, Religion, Warriors, Royal Power, Warfare, People, Castles, Arabia, Famous Medieval Leaders.
• MAKES LEARNING HISTORY EXCITING: Kids love games and love to visit and talk. In “Collect the Cards,” players take turns guessing what’s on the card, listening to the hints. Whoever guesses first, wins the card. In “Go Fish,” players try to win all four cards in one category.
• FUN AND LEARNING ON-THE-GO: Can be used anywhere.
• PERFECT FOR HOME AND SCHOOL: Created by a junior high teacher and home school dad, this game works in a crowded classroom of 40 students and in the home. In the classroom – teachers can hold a Tournament, pitting students in teams of four or five against each other until a classroom champion is crowned. At home – kids, parents, and grandparents all enjoy playing the game together.