The game board for Going to Grandma's
Going to Grandma's: A Thanksgiving Game by Amy and Steve Houts available in a consumable book from Houts & Home Publications LLC. Here's the info.
Object of the Game
The bear family is walking to Grandma’s house through the woods to share a big Thanksgiving dinner. Which path should they take? They have to cross the river. Oh, no! The bridge is out! They will have to go another way. The object of the game is to help the bear family arrive at Grandma’s before the roast turkey dinner is ready. Can you help?
Play and Learn
Develop fine motor control, foster cooperation, learn to follow rules, practice color recognition, and more.
A Cooperative Game
Going to Grandma’s is a cooperative game, meaning all the players work together. Everyone wins (or loses) at the same time when everyone has arrived at Grandma’s house in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Research shows that cooperative games—where everyone works together—help to foster friendships and help to prevent bullying.
What’s Included:
Amy Houts is an author of over 70 children’s books, cookbooks, and board games that feature early learning concepts, family themes of love and friendship, and holiday celebrations. Amy has created five cooperative board games for children with more in the works. Amy’s husband, Steve, is a retired middle school math and science teacher. This is the first time they collaborated on a book project. Amy and Steve have two grown daughters and three grandchildren. You can often find Amy at home writing with her Australian Shepherd mix, Gina, by her side.
Object of the Game
The bear family is walking to Grandma’s house through the woods to share a big Thanksgiving dinner. Which path should they take? They have to cross the river. Oh, no! The bridge is out! They will have to go another way. The object of the game is to help the bear family arrive at Grandma’s before the roast turkey dinner is ready. Can you help?
Play and Learn
Develop fine motor control, foster cooperation, learn to follow rules, practice color recognition, and more.
A Cooperative Game
Going to Grandma’s is a cooperative game, meaning all the players work together. Everyone wins (or loses) at the same time when everyone has arrived at Grandma’s house in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Research shows that cooperative games—where everyone works together—help to foster friendships and help to prevent bullying.
What’s Included:
- Game board
- Rules and Instructions
- Teddy Bear Family
- Thanksgiving Food Cards and more
Amy Houts is an author of over 70 children’s books, cookbooks, and board games that feature early learning concepts, family themes of love and friendship, and holiday celebrations. Amy has created five cooperative board games for children with more in the works. Amy’s husband, Steve, is a retired middle school math and science teacher. This is the first time they collaborated on a book project. Amy and Steve have two grown daughters and three grandchildren. You can often find Amy at home writing with her Australian Shepherd mix, Gina, by her side.
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