Educational Insights Blurt! Sports

Even if I am a kid in 5 grade. I can still have fun. It was good to have. when you check the computer and it is here. There at your door step they will take a picture with the package at your doorstep. This is very fun .

Very fun game to play with your kids. I have a 6 year old and a 9 year old and they were both able to play this game, and have fun with it.

We greatly enjoy playing this game as a family (ages 8-38). The questions range from very easy to "how the heck am I supposed to know that?!" It is a lot of fun and I enjoy that the rounds go by quickly.

This is really fun for kids and adults. It is something that I can play with my 7 year old boy and actually learn and have fun.

great game for kids who are into sports

Blurt games are fun and this new Sport themed compact one is great.First of all, I love the compact nature of this one and the magnetic board. It is a great game to take on trips and camping for some family fun.The game is recommended for ages 10 and up and I would say that this is probably correct as the theme of sports means that the players need to know the terminology for different sports. The younger kids might not know all the sport terminology yet for all the sports. Having said that, you surely can play as a team and have the younger players participate with an older player or parent. This makes it a fun family game for sure.The goal of the game is to get 12 correct answers blurted out first so you or your team are the winners.Opposite to the traditional wait your turn games, Blurt encourages you to answer the question by blurting it out as fast as you can. The fast pace can make for fun and giggles, but sometimes no one is blurting. In these cases everyone is looking at each other with anticipation of who will figure the answer out first. The pressure can build and make it quite exciting.Great game and great for going with you.

This is a fun and educational game! My children, 8 and 10 both like this game. I did not know if my 8 year old would like it, or be able to play as the minimum age recommendation is 10 and up, but she had fun! And I was very surprised she had the answers to some sports question/lingo I had never even heard! They had fun playing together. My 10 year old is very interested in sports facts, and since I know nothing about sports, this is one way he can learn (and me too). It can also be hard to find toys for my 10 year old, so I was happy to find that this one fit the age and kept his attention.I also like the fact that the game is compact so I can bring it along on car rides and we can have something to do ! (My older child usually complains about being bored but now I have an antidote with Blurt!) The magnetic score board keeps the pieces together and its metal box keeps all the cards together.

It was smaller than I had expected, but my grandsons had a lot of fun with it. I would recommend it if you have children or grandchildren that really like sports.