Rush Hour Traffic Jam Logic Game and STEM Toy for Boys and Girls Age 8 and Up - Tons of Fun with Over 20 Awards Won, International for Over 20 Years

My homeschool class purchased this game to add to our curriculum. The feeling was that something was missing. As a father of two boys diagnosed with autism, I know what it is like. I want to teach patience, to try and try again, to accept failure and try again. How do I do that? I am afraid of failing. How can I handle it? When I'm dealing with a perfectionist who's afraid to try, how do I deal with her? When I teach something that takes much trial and error, how do I make it easier for students to master it? The question is how can I make my students' attention spans longer? That's what this series of games does. For a beginner, the game starts very simple and for a master, it takes a lot of practice and a lot of The beginning of our journey was filled with many meltdowns. It takes patience and good planning to figure out the answer to it, and starting with the beginning is the best way to do it. Besides entertaining us, the games helped me teach life skills that we can use at any time. Due to this very reason, we have so many of the games produced by this company. The thinking skills required to play each game vary greatly. The most interesting thing about it is that after each series we finish, I ask was it hard? It's I followed up with you did you succeed in doing The things that are hard can be done with patience if my kids are persistent. It is thanks to Think Fun and their wonderful games that I have learned this.

Kaydence Peters

| Sep 19, 2020

As a result of reading some reviews, I was concerned. In my search for a non-electric game for my eight-year-old grandson, I came across lots of electronic games. Whether it's on his phone or tablet, he's always checking someone's phone. As a result of hearing the reviews, I wondered if he would be satisfied. The game ended up being a lot of fun both for him and for his younger sister (who is 13). For the students, it was challenging to play the car and truck games with the cards they had to use. Seeing my grandson reach certain goals made me incredibly happy. His brain did all the work, no electronics were involved. I'm in love with this!.

Jack Allison

| Feb 10, 2021

This game is absolutely beloved by both of my children, ages 6 and 10. My own enjoyment of it is no less than others. Here are 10 of my favorite The year is As old's occupational therapist introduced it to us as a way of helping her break through frustration and solve puzzles, we used it with her. We were ecstatic with the results. I have two girls, and both sit and stare at the pieces, moving them around and moving them back until they reach a The solution is one of the nicest features in my opinion was that it is on the back of the cards, so even if you get stuck, you can look at it. The ground rules at our house are that after you look at an answer, you have to start over and come up with the answer yourself. As far as memory and perseverance are concerned, it helps. This game is perfect for kids and adults alike. As well as the original forty cards, there are also three expansion packs you can purchase, and you probably will need them as your kids will likely blow through them quickly if they are.

Briana Welch

| May 26, 2021

They get frustrated with the puzzles before they can figure them out, so I was coming up with a dilemma between puzzles that are too easy to build up confidence and those that are challenging for them. Anyway, now that I think about it, I think I was just not I have noticed that both of my kids are frustrated by the sort of puzzles that require them to fill in the pieces (for example, Trucky). When we arrived at a Children's Museum, my 8-year-old son wanted to play this right away. I might have never purchased it, but he had played it at the museum a few times before, so he was thrilled to see us there. It is finally my turn to purchase it for him, but I'm unsure between this version and the Junior version since our 4-year-old also needs it. Although the regular version is good, I'm glad to have it. This game is at the right level for my son, who is eight, and he sets up simple puzzles for his brother, who is four. In fact, I even like to play the expert level of puzzles, so every member of the family is satisfied. There are plastic pieces, but they are of great quality, so I don't have to worry about them It's great to see that they have expansion packs for Rush Hour, and I plan on purchasing them when my next order comes.

Alfredo Hicks

| Dec 18, 2020

There are no limits to what they can do with this game. They enjoy the challenge and find it enjoyable. There is almost nothing like brain food for their minds when they are contemplating patterns and strategies for getting out of the car. There's no doubt that this game would be equally beneficial to seniors trying to keep their minds sharp and avoid This was a particularly nice Christmas gift and perhaps the most enjoyed of all the gifts received this year, according to friends and family. it is true that our children are used to receiving books, brain games, music, socks, nightgowns, and other *boring* gifts at We're here to serve your entertainment and education needs!.

Nyomi Ferguson

| Dec 23, 2020

It's one of the best ways to pass the time. The pros are ** - This is addictive
It is enjoyable and fun for all ages - Getting your brain engaged with challenging tasks is really beneficial
- The quality of the product is great- You won't lose any of the game pieces because there is a pouch attached to the game
- The cards can be stowed in a sliding pocket on the side of the board, making it compact and useful. *Bias ** - As far as I know, there are none )

All in all In fact, I would recommend it as a great gift for children and elderly people alike. Having fun and having a challenge is truly rewarding. It's up to you to get the red car out of the traffic jam in this game. In order to achieve this goal, you should move the trucks and cars that stand in the way of the red car. The game has four levels of difficulty (Easy, Intermediate, Advance, and Expert) with that said. Answers for how to solve the puzzle are on the back of the cards if you cannot solve it. Solid plastic makes the game pieces and board light and durable, but they are also thin and heavy. Lastly, you can keep your game pieces stored in a mesh pouch so you don't lose them. I think it is a great classic board game and makes a great gift for people of.

Lucille Kaiser

| Feb 21, 2021