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Thanks! My husband is my voice artist and video editor. We've been working on this; hopefully later videos are better. The good news is they all have accurate subtitles that I edited. :)

You are in luck! I thought we'd already rehomed our copy. Ours has 64 cards. We did get it used, so it's possible we're missing some, but we've never noticed. Neither the box nor the instructions indicate how many it's supposed to have, and I'm not seeing anything online about how many cards there are supposed to be.

@@wrightashley73 I tried to look it up on the internet too and nothing came up, figured I just try ask around, then stumbled on your video. I got a new sealed one and found 64 cards too, they just seemed not enough compared to the original sequence but I guess if you found 64 then that's probably it. Thank you for your reply.

@@leenaka4084 No problem. You only need 1 sequence to win and can reshuffle the cards. Have fun!

No problem!

Yes! It totally is! We remove dragons so we're only using some multiples. Otherwise, it takes too long for us.

That's great!! We haven't tried a solitaire version; does he play as multiple hands or single-player?

​@@gypsygameschoolerHe plays multiple hands, gets up and walks around the table to switch players. But I think a solitaire version would be fun too.

That is so awesome!

Glad you like it!

I'm sorry, I'm not sure how this is applicable...?

You know, it's been a couple years since we played the game, and we don't have it anymore anyway. But this is the way I remember the rules that came with our game. That's not to say you can't create your own rules! I think I like your way better, anyway! :)

For writing on the laminated sheets, super fine dry erase markers work well. The game does come with a whole pad of paper sheets, and pencil works well on them.

You're welcome! It's great for parts of speech.

Us, too!

You are welcome! We've really enjoyed it, and I do think it's helped my kids learn their coins.

Yes, especially once you get to using the Function Frogs! I have a hard time creating a pathway that is optimized for their use. Luckily, it comes with a few examples at each level of play in the instructions.

Once our daughter started creating her own games with them, every time it was a different version. I just made sure to ask lots of questions about every scenario I could think of. She loved getting to be in charge for once, too (she's the youngest, with a bossy older brother)! And yes, the tokens are super sturdy. After a few years of play, our game still looked new, which is not the norm for us.

Yes! You could even put in algebraic equations or more challenging as long as they're willing to tolerate that it's essentially glorified flashcards. Really little kids could just recognize numbers or count dots on a notecard, so the math itself really can be used for any age.