From the company:
Am I a monkey? A hamburger? An astronaut? How many questions will it take to find out?
That’s the question on everyone’s minds—or glasses—in Jeepers Peepers, The Ask and Answer Question Game that builds questioning skills, describing skills, categorizing skills, problem solving skills, and more! Have one student put on the glasses. Place a photo card in the Peepers slot without showing it to the student. Have the student face the other players and ask yes/no questions to find out what he/she is! Then, have |
You can watch a video of how to play here.
Everything is ready-to-go when you open the box…no initial setup is required. That's a big selling point in my book!
Jeepers Peepers is recommended for grades K and up, but I feel it could even be used with preschool-aged children with some modifications. I would suggest giving preschool-aged children clues as to their identity on their turn rather than having them ask the questions. This way, they could still have the opportunity to use deductive reasoning skills to figure out what they are supposed to be, and in time, would perhaps learn to ask their own questions with some practice.
My 12-year old son, Hayden, and I played it the first time through. We didn’t have a lot of time to play on this occasion, so we selected a simple version of game play. We each wore a pair of glasses and placed a photo card in each other’s glasses so only the other person could see it.
Using the Photo Cards as a guide, we devised
questions to ask each other to help us narrow down the
possibilities. As we narrowed the gap of
what the choices could be, we began to use our turns to guess what we each
were. This is where it got really fun
for us, because we each knew the other was getting close to guessing the right
answer! We were able to finish this
first round in about 15 minutes, so that was great. We had some laughs and really enjoyed the
sense of competition with each other.
I’m sad to say that he beat me!
It was close, though. Maybe next
time! J
The photo cards include 5 categories: Animals, Food, People, Things, and Transportation. There are 101 photo cards within those categories that indicate the possibilities of what you might be.
$29.95 includes:
*
6 pairs of Jeepers Peepers glasses
*
"My Cue Cards"
* 101 photo cards (4" x 5")
* Spinner and bingo chips
*
Instruction booklet
Additional add-on cards
can be purchased for $15.95, as well as an extra set of 6 pairs of glasses for
$11.95.
Overall, I think this is a really fun game that
builds great skills in deductive reasoning through a process of elimination,
doesn't require a lot of time to play, can be played a number of different
ways, and is one of those rare games where players of all ages truly can
actually play together and still have fun on their own level. That makes this
game a winner for my family of 5 that ranges in age from 4 to 41!
And although
there are 101 photo cards that you would eventually exhaust and might
at some point become bored with, you do have that option to expand the game with
the add-on pack, and that certainly extends the life and interest factor of
this game. The parts are sturdy and should last a long time, making it a good
investment.
Right now, they are offering you a wonderful
discount of 30% off for Jeepers Peepers with coupon
code BLGJP30 through 08-31-12, so be sure to take advantage of
this awesome opportunity to add this game to your family's game night!
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