Feature

●GAME-CHANGING FUN : A hilarious game of bluffing where kids develop confidence and solid math skills! Players use strategy, humor and logic to accumulate cards adding to 12.
●EASY TO LEARN: The object of the game is to collect the most sets of 12 while avoiding the Dropped Pie cards. Players are dealt cards and take turns requesting specific bakery treat cards from the group. Opponents provide what is requested if they have it. If they dont, they bluff. A great poker face, strategy and math skills are all you need to master this game!
●FUN FOR ALL: 3-6 players, ages 7+, 15 minutes
●CONTENTS: 63 colorful cards and illustrated rules for 5 different games
●FIVE DIFFERENT GAMES: Theres something for everyone with rules for 5 different games that can be played with these clever, colorful cards.

Description

The family-friendly bluffing game that has everybody guessing.

Players search for similar food cards to create Sets of 12. Need some chocolate chip cookies, cup cakes, or rolls? Ask players and they’ll offer you cards. Be clever in selecting offers. If you get the Dropped Pie Card you’ll end up losing points. Successfully keep a poker face to get rid of the Pie Card. Kids master different ways to add to 12 while strategizing to get more cards. Easy to learn, hilarious to play!

Contents: 48 Colorful Cards and Rules. Ages: 7+. Players: 3-6. Playing Time: 15 minutes

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How to Play


1. Each player is dealt 5 cards. Players try to collect cards of the same food that add up to exactly 12.	2. The first player asks the group for a food card they need to complete a Set of 12.	3. All players offer cards from their hands. Some players will offer the cards needed, others will be bluffing.	4. The requesting player selects one stack of offered cards


5. If the requesting player can make a Set of 12 with the new cards, the set is placed on the table. Each Set of 12 is worth a point.	Broken Pie Cards subtract points at the end of the game. If you get a Broken Pie Card, youll want to bluff and give it to another player.	A good poker face keeps players guessing as to who has the Broken Pie Cards.	Cards are constantly changing hands in this active family game!


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Suggested Age	5+	7+	8+	8+
Math Skills	Adding to 10	Adding a series of numbers to 12	Adding to 100	Adding a series of numbers to 25
Social Skills	Give and Take	Reading Expressions	Give and Take	Reading Expressions
Thinking Skills	Strategy	Strategy and Logic	Strategy	Strategy and Logic

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