What's Up - Reviews
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30.12.2013
This is a great game. It is a lot of fun and can be played with children of different age groups. Adults enjoy it too ! It helps children learn to ask the right sort of questions (they can only be answered "yes" or "no"), starting with quite broad questions and to then narrow them down. It also just makes you think about the things around us and brings up lots of interesting other subjects, which allow them to learn new things in a playful and fun way as discussions (followed by explanations) will invariably come up. The other thing that's great is that you have to remember what you've already asked and what you've learned so far to help you ask further questions without repeating them. I know,
30.8.2015
Erm yes well . . . This wasn't my finest moment! When you get the headbands out to assemble make sure you have them the right way around, I didn't realise there was a right way and I bent a few cards before I realised doh! The game itself is a commercial version of the rizzler or post-it game. You have a picture on a card which you place in the headband and by asking yes/no questions you work out what the picture is. It works, it does what it says on the tin. However my 7 year old had difficulty guessing a rickshaw, if your playing with younger kiddlets it might be worth filtering through the cards to make sure you have age appropriate pictures.
25.12.2012
My boy got this game for christmas today and the whole family (three generations) were playing together and lots of laughter especially when daddy was the 'ballet dancer'. We changed the rules slightly that the question would get asked to the whole group instead of just the left person. And also we were allowed to answer more than just 'yes' and 'no' in order to make it a bit easier for the kids (and also the adults ;-)). I definitely recommend it!!!
18.3.2019
When I got rumbled stealing post-it’s from the stationary cupboard, I knew I had to find a solution for this madness. Who knew they actually did a game with fixed cards, so takes away the insaneness of children’s imaginations that they put on your forehead. This is good, as it now means I stand a chance to win a game. Well recommended, great price and a lot of cards that are easy for kids of most ages!
23.10.2012
I'm a TA - I have a few social skills groups that include children that need help communicating. I know you can make your own game very cheaply, with your post-it notes on foreheads, but children can choose to pick this boxed game off a shelf, which gives them a bit of control. It's inexpensive, and useful to add to our collection of games and needs very little preparation.
19.4.2017
I tried out this game with my 4 yr old grand daughter at the Museum of childhood in Bethnal Green. We had such fun I decided I would get one to keep at home for family fun. It is good for all ages. It is like the old party game of having the name of a character or object pinned on your back and you have to guess who or what you are. Good variety of subjects to guess.
4.12.2014
Good game for kids and for playing on Christmas day etc. I did find the cards were sometimes a bit hard to get into the plastic holder and sometimes it bent and damaged the card so that then my kids would remember what that damaged card was and guess it straightaway!I found this game in a local discount store for a good price.
1.1.2017
Fun for all the family. I brought this for my nephew for Christmas and he was so happy when he opened it. The head bandz will fit adults and children, you just adjust to size. The cards are occupations, Animals, Transport.. You've got to guess what you have on your card, buy asking questions. Easy to play.
14.12.2013
great game for all the family - I like the fact it has different catagories, so makes it slightly easier for younger children if you only use one category, animals being the easiest. can be frustrating for younger children but great as all ages can join in. would say for ages3 - 93, great family fun.
7.12.2015
My grandson has this game and my niece loved it so much that I brought it for her for Christmas. Quite a difficult guessing game. I think it's good to just pick out about 10 cards, look at them and shuffle them up and then guess(for the younger kids) as there's quite a lot of them. Good fun game
17.1.2013
I got this for my 6year old daughter for Christmas,and it came everywhere with us.one boxing day there was arguments between the adults and children who was going to play next.what a right laugh.since then my 5 year old neice has purchased it with some of her Xmas money.worth every penny
10.1.2014
I got this for my grandson, as part of his Christmas present from me. I've now played it with him yet, but I know he has played it with a friend, and wanted his own, so Nanna obliged -gold star for me !. The price was reasonable, and looks like being educational through FUN !
14.3.2012
Brilliant game for the whole family. Excellent for children litteracy skills.Very good for shy children to come out of their shell. I am French living in England, teaching French and it is brilliant as well to teach languages in a very enjoyable way. Thumbs up !!!!
25.1.2015
Great game, the headbands adjust big enough for adults to play to. You can adjust the difficulty levels depending on the cards you play with. My daughter loves this game, I played it for a laugh with some friends and we even struggled with some!
6.1.2013
Whats up is a great game for all ages. There is four sets of cards to choose from. my family loves playing whats up on a daily basis. you will have lots of fun and giggles and you will have to get your thinking caps on