The Connections Card Game

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The Connections Card Game

The Connections Card Game ™ is a tabletop family and party game where players try to make connections between random words. The game comes with 124 cards, comprising 496 words with four words per card. Connect words on sides of cards in any way that is logical. It’s like a crossword puzzle combined with dominoes but is guaranteed to stir up debates when connections just don’t make obvious sense. This game opens up discussion as players try to convince others of the validity of their connections. For instance how do “Ostrich” and “Camel” connect other than just being animals? They both live in Africa and have long necks. If that argument is acceptable, the connection is allowed. This game opens up discussion as players try to convince others of the validity of their connections. For instance how do “Ostrich” and “Camel” connect other than just being animals? They both live in Africa and have long necks. If that argument is acceptable, the connection is allowed. The game is educational and suits for school and ESL (English as a Second Language) classes. All words are family-friendly. Creates imaginative, out-of-the-box thinking. Encourages players, especially kids, to express themselves creatively, letting them think about the concepts among their connections. Stimulates conceptual thought. The game lets introverted individuals express their ideas. It’s interesting to see how people think. Excellent for office team building Suitable for children with ADHD, Alzheimer’s patients, retirement home residents. Convenient size package for travel and cottage. The game lets people argue their connections in a friendly, yet hilarious manner. Players can become very animated and heated in their discussions. Six different ways to play the game with a variety of scoring methods. Ages six or seven and up. One to nine players, however three or more generates more entertaining discussions. High quality cards Hours of family-friendly fun ESL game play gets people speaking English as they help each other explain the meaning of words Connections must make sense! If someone has to tell a story to explain a connection, it might not be valid. Cards have point values one to five. The higher the value, the harder it is to make a connection. Many kinds of connections are possible.