Would it be feasible for two girls to play with these components independently? Big sister (9) tends to crowd out little sister (7).
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I don't think so. Give it to little sister and big sister will have to ask permission to play.
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I think YES. One can build many individual things, but the room set is one one.
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Yes, my 10 year old loves this! Her 12 yr old brother keeps coming along to play, too! Very fun.
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The game is for at least two players, but it can be played by different aged children. For example, my 2nd grader can play against my 6th grader because there are different questions for the different ages.
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My 2 1/2 year old grandson plays with them with his older brother and sister. The size of them could be a choking hazard for a child that age.The child would have to be well supervised.
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Well, I have twin 8 yr. old granddaughters, and a 12 yr old grandson, and they liked them. I think it would be a wonderful gift. And nice for the girls to have something besides dolls to play with. Our girls need to learn to be engineers and architects and designers.
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I can only think maybe because of the size? However my girls (2 and 3) use them and have no issues.
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Imo yes. I have a 6 year old and she doesn't use her sisters. These things go faster than you think. My rule would be make sure they can ride a bike with no training wheels first and for a while before putting them on this motorized bike. Hope that helps.
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They would be able to handle it themselves...once they understand the rules. Though this is the Junior version of the game, there are still a few rules. My 7 year old kind of makes things up he doesn't remember when I'm not playing, but he still has a good time with his friends that are around his same age. If you're willing to play it a few times to help them learn the rules, then this game would be enjoyable to them by themselves. There's not much reading once you know the rules. Just rolling the dice and moving your pieces depending on what you roll.
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Asha - it depends on the age and size of your kids. The 2 of mine that play in the bouncy house together are 3 and 5. If you're talking about that age range, then you could comfortably have 4 - 5 at a time. More than that and it's going to get cumbersome. If they are older / bigger, then you may want to limit it to 2 - 3. I hope that helps. -J
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I didn't think about this possibility until you asked. I would think splitting into two groups and somehow taking the winners against the other winners would be a fine contest. I really think it would be easier playing with two sets than one. However, 1 tower and two sets of "thingees" would be quite hard. Good luck. Ollie
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Yes. Up to 6 can play but I have only played with 1 other person and it goes well.
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yes..I play it all the time with my 2 grandsons....I have also played it with 6 girlfriends...so the answer to your question is yes 3 can play. Great game!
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Both of the kids would fit, but they will be very close together. However, I've noticed that kids will sit outside of the box to play because the sides aren't that high. Probably, both the 3 and 6 year old could do this easily.
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One per household would be great. One child could be the leader and the others could be the performers. Switching roles is always fun, older children helping the younger ones. Get Grandma and the folks involved, too.
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Yes....I bought several for my nieces....they love playing with them...one is 2 and the other is 3 1/2...they are very beautiful dolls.
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Mybgranddaughternwas 3 when I gave it to here. She is 6 and her sister is now 3 and they still play with it. It is plain but well constructed. An 8yr old would probably have lots of fun decorating it.
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Yes, two people can play. You can even have two persons play two characters each to get four on the board.