Wit's End Junior Edition - Board Game for Kids Ages 8-12

This is a charming kid's game. We have the adult version of  WIT'S END Board Game  (which we love) and we purchased the junior version so the kids could play along. In the junior version questions are designed for 8-10 yrs on one side of the card and 11-12 yrs on the other side. So if it is your 8 year-olds turn, a question is asked from the yellow side of the card. If it is your 12 year-olds turn you use the blue side of the card. That way kids of different age levels can play together and each be challenged at their own knowledge level. The questions come in four categories: Teasers which are riddles; Odd1Out which asks kids to pick which does not belong; Sequence which asks players to arrange things in the correct order and Wild Card which can be an anything goes sort of grab bag. The kids really enjoyed these questions and were very excited when they got it right. I would highly recommend this for kids 8-12 yrs. The key is that they really enjoyed playing and have asked since to play again!

We originally bought the adult version but it was too hard for the younger kids, so we got this. We don't play it as a 'game' so much as we read the questions and everyone answers. One kid in particular loves the riddles, so he explains his reasoning to the other kids and they all learn. We have such a great time with this and so many laughs. No devices at Grammies house!

My kids are age 7 and 9 and received this as a Chistmas gift. They love to play this game. Questions are great and I love that they are suitable for both age levels. It's a game I also like to play with them as it's educational and doesn't have too many rules or a complicated set up. Would recommend this.

I have been enjoying playing this game with my son. It is a simple game to play, there are not a lot of rules to learn. There are two levels of questions so that children of different ages can play together. The questions are educational and fun, there are riddles, math questions, and timed questions where you must come up with the answer before another player counts to thirty. I would recommend this fun game for families with kids age eight and up.

I am a reading and writing tutor and use this with students. The little rhymes and questions are mostly educational, and interesting and engaging for kids. It's a good learning game. However, the board itself is very boring. Also, each time you move , it's always only 2 or 3 places.

My 9 year old can't get enough of this game.

Have it to give as gift later

I am a volunteer tutor for children age 8-10 or 4th grade. This game is great for developing reading skills and is fun to play.