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Continuum Games Beginner Dinner Games - Family Dinnertime Fun

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  • HOW TO PLAY: Sit down to dinner, pick any card, read it aloud and begin the fun with Beginner Dinner Games. Each game takes just a few minutes. Best of all, it’s for the whole family.
  • EDUCATIONAL: Challenge the kids, parents, grandparents, and even friends! Learn critical thinking, social skills, numbers and math with these easy to play game cards.
  • CONVERSATION STARTER: These quick, easy-to-play games, like What’s in the Oven Mitt?, Family Favorites, and Rainbow Dinner break up the dinnertime routine and open up everyone to fun conversation.
  • OBJECTIVE: With so many different game cards, you can choose from a variety of categories including math and memory. Some of the cards will also give you another way to play for even more fun!
  • CONTENTS: Contains 51 fun and easy games to play while you eat. Made especially for families with kids (ages 3-6). The spill-proof game cards are durable and easy to clean.

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Now everyone will want to come eat dinner! With Beginner Dinner Games you can break up the usually boring dinner routine and add a little spice. Play games during dinner or any meal. These quick, easy-to-play games, like What’s in the Oven Mitt?, Family Favorites, and Rainbow Dinner, break up dinnertime routine and open up everyone to fun conversation. No game board or pieces required – just food and family. Test your memory and other skills. Kids learn creative and critical thinking, social skills, numbers and math, and more. The games even encourage kids to eat their veggies and finish their milk! With 51 fun and easy games to play while you eat you’ll have your kids begging for dinnertime! The spill-proof game cards are durable and easy to clean. Ideal for families with kids.

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Add some fun to your family meals with this collection of unique games to play while you eat. The 51 quick and easy-to-play games, like Fruity Feeling, Rainnbow Dinner and Magic Spoon, break up dinnertime routine and add fun to family meals! No game board or game pieces required - just food and family. Kids learn creative thinking, social skills and more.

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    4.5 out of 5 stars
    4.5 out of 5
    72 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the variety and ease of the tabletop game. They mention that it makes dinner time not feel so rushed, and is an easy way to open conversations with others at the dinner table.

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    15 customers mention15 positive0 negative

    Customers find the variety of games in the tabletop game to be fun and conversation starters. They also say the games are great for the entire family, with each card having a fun and easy game or activity. Customers also mention that the children get excited when the box is brought to the table.

    "...All in all, I like the variety of games. We've enjoyed using them and will continue to use them." Read more

    "...Plus it is just a fun time to have a quick game at dinner...." Read more

    "...Each card has a fun & easy game or activity on it. There's room enough in the box that you could add your own cards or some crayons or stickers...." Read more

    "...These are fun games and conversation starters that move us away from the traditional "how was school today" questions...." Read more

    7 customers mention7 positive0 negative

    Customers find the games in the set super easy and fun. They say the games can be played very quickly and with little preparation time or supplies. Customers also say the cards are good conversation starters and help build conversation skills. They mention the games make dinner time not feel so rushed and that they ate their dinner much faster.

    "...is in speech and I feel like it has helped her tremendously in building her conversation skills...." Read more

    "...I would say 50% of the games are super easy and fun. Another 10-20% are sort of one-time only games/stories to read, which is kind of a bummer...." Read more

    "...They're also great during your meal when the kiddies decide that they're full after only two bites of those chicken nuggets they said they were..." Read more

    "...Really gets us laughing and makes dinner time not feel so rushed...." Read more

    Top reviews from the United States

    DA
    5.0 out of 5 stars Kid-Pleaser, Parent Appeaser
    Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2010
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    I got this on a whim for my 2 daughters, ages 3 & 6. We had been having some attention span problems at the dinner table and these games have really helped us. The kids beg to get out a new game and are willing to stay at the table a little longer without pouting or complaining.

    Like other reviewers mentioned, I could have made up a lot of these myself. It is, however, nice having a list all in one place. The attractive packaging makes it much more exciting for the children as well. Some of the games are certainly more fun than others. Thumbs Up was a big hit. What's Missing didn't work out so well when someone decided to hide peas under the table.

    All in all, I like the variety of games. We've enjoyed using them and will continue to use them.
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    Daniele
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic Conversation Skill Building Game
    Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2019
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    We love these as a family. Some cards require a few minutes of prep work on your part, but it is well worth the time. My daughter is in speech and I feel like it has helped her tremendously in building her conversation skills. Plus it is just a fun time to have a quick game at dinner.

    It's a great buy and I highly recommend it even if your child is not having any issues with conversation skills.
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    Shannon Geisinger
    4.0 out of 5 stars My daughter loves them...
    Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2013
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    Beginner Dinner games I hoped would be the product to help keep my child more focused on dinner. While it kept her at the table, I think it distracts her from her food, because she loves them! Some of the games are super easy (Think of as many red foods as you can) and some are great conversation starters (what is your favorite thing about dinner time.) Others require more setup and planning ahead. I'm always a bit frustrated when I get one of those, but they can be fun too, with a little forethought. I was hoping for a few more games that encouraged eating - my daughter is rather slow and gets distracted - but my girl definitely likes them, and they do help get things going when conversation is at a lull.

    I would say 50% of the games are super easy and fun. Another 10-20% are sort of one-time only games/stories to read, which is kind of a bummer. the other 30% take more forethought and planning.
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    Kathy GK Carpenter
    5.0 out of 5 stars A great game for a family with young children
    Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2011
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    I have bought this game for FOUR different friends with small children. It has always beena big hit. I wish I had it when my boy was little.

    The laminated cards come in a hinged tin, about the size of a recipe box for 3x5 index cards. Each card has a fun & easy game or activity on it. There's room enough in the box that you could add your own cards or some crayons or stickers. These make for great entertainment, especially at a restaurant while waiting for your orders to arrive. They're also great during your meal when the kiddies decide that they're full after only two bites of those chicken nuggets they said they were STARVING for.
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    Multi-tasking Genius
    5.0 out of 5 stars Everyone family should have this!
    Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2011
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    Nothing beats a good 'ol conversation with your kids. These are fun games and conversation starters that move us away from the traditional "how was school today" questions. Really gets us laughing and makes dinner time not feel so rushed. We keep our out all the time so we're sure not to forget about them, although the kids remind us every night. A few of the questions are a bit challenging for our 3-year-old, so we tailor them to suit her better.
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    Dar
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great dinner time activities
    Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2010
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    Dinner time with my 3 1/2 and 5 1/2 year old sons can easily turn into potty humor and silly talk. With these games, the adults and children are brought into a conversation everyone can enjoy! From talking about our days, eating new foods, or sharing silly stories, the activities on the cards make dinner time fun. We keep them on the table and the boys regularly request them.
    3 people found this helpful
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    ILMomOf3
    4.0 out of 5 stars Kids enjoy it
    Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2011
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    If anything, this game is a good reminder to sit down together and have a meal. Not always easy to do with busy schedules. The kids really enjoy it and have been looking forward to the nights where we are all home at the same time for dinner. My kids are ages 9, 6, and 3. I prefer the games that ask questions to start conversation or games where you have to take turns thinking of items(like certain color foods). A few of the games such as the one where each person makes a milk mustache or the one you are each asked to moo like a cow are not ones we are going to do at the table at dinner time. All in all, a great idea!
    2 people found this helpful
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    smangiaracina
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great Game
    Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2011
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    This is a great game if you had toddlers that do not eat well. Santa put this in my 4 year olds stocking and she gets so excited to play it every night. There are so mant different games that it keeps them at the table longer and eating different foods.
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    Virginia Jackson
    4.0 out of 5 stars Family first
    Reviewed in Canada on April 8, 2019
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    Good buy, but tin came dented. Could have been Canada Post as it was during their strike time
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