ThinkFun Zingo
- Two levels of play
- Seventy-two picture tiles
- Eight double-sided Zingo cards
- Teaches image and vocabulary recognition, matching, memory, concentration, and social interaction
- For ages between 4 to 8 years
This fast-paced, energetic variation of Bingo is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. Kids get a kick out of pulling the Zinger forward to reveal two mystery tiles and attempting to be the first to call out the tiles that match the images on their cards. The first player to fill his or her card wins! Ages 4 to 8. 2 to 8 players. 2 levels of play. 8 double-sided Zingo! cards and 72 picture tiles. 8 inches x 10.5 inches x 3.5 inches.
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List Price: $ 19.99
Price: $ 8.00
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Review by Paula for ThinkFun Zingo
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I bought this game for my children several years ago on the advice of the owner of my favorite toy store. I love board games, and my children were 3 and 5 then, and just starting to enjoy them as well. Well, we couldn’t get the kids to stop playing Zingo. They played quietly for more than 2 hours. Since you can play with up to 8 players, we have had lots of neighborhood kids playing the game out on the front steps. Since then, I have bought at least 10 Zingo games — I have given them to all my children’s friends and I always keep a few around to give out for birthday gifts. Everyone loves this game.
Review by audrey for ThinkFun Zingo
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This preschooler variation of the old favorite Bingo is a real winner. Zingo cards have a 3 by 3 grid that shows pictures and words. Cards have a yellow side (easier, for younger kids) and a red side for the odler ones. The plastic game piece dispenser is well-designed and fun to use. Players shout out to claim a piece, which is then placed over the appropriate square on the player’s card. There are several play variations.Excellent game for the younger set, and fun for older children and adults as well.
Review by Marie V. for ThinkFun Zingo
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My son got this for his fourth birthday and still plays with it regularly (he’s now over 5). He’d just started to read when he got it, and the game helped him add many new words to his vocabulary – but more importantly, it was fun! His friends loved it so much that several of them asked for their own sets as gifts. We play until everyone wins and gets to shout Zingo!, and the kids help each other get there. And my son even plays it sometimes by himself. It’s really wonderful, very very fun, and would be great for kids from about 3 to at least 6.
Review by Cheap Charlie for ThinkFun Zingo
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Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2MMLSN6OMFSQ3 2 1/2 and 4 1/2 year olds playing Zingo. You can see that even the 2 1/2 year old can play and can set up the game.
Review by K. Brown for ThinkFun Zingo
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I bought this game for my five year old child and the entire family enjoys it. He is constantly asking someone to play with him and we are always willing. We have not gotten tired of this one yet. Very easy for a young child to use. Highly recommend.