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Dr. Seuss Cat In The Hat-Opoly
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Cat in the Hat-Opoly is a game that brings together Dr. Seuss' original
book "The Cat in the Hat," the Universal Studios movie based on the book, and a
classic American board game - all rolled into an evening of family game fun!
Players choose one of the 6 pewter tokens, Cat in the Hat, Thing 1&2,
Sally, Conrad, Nevins, or The Fish and advance to "All the Fun You Want!" |
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The house is a mess, and it's up to you to clean up before Mother gets home! This
enchanting Dr. Seuss game is easy to learn and play. Just match letters and colors as you
race along the board - every match lets you pick up something the Cat left behind. This
game is specially designed for parents and children to play together. |
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Fun in a Box � The Dr. Seuss Matching Game -
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This boardgame lets you travel through a library of Dr. Seuss book covers
trying to make matches. A double-sided game board is twice as much fun! Dr. Seuss has
written a whole lot of stories. With 20 book covers on each board, you'll see all your old
friends and you'll probably meet some new ones, too. No reading required. Comes with 40
book cover cards, a double-sided game board, 4 playing pieces and a spinner. For 2 to 4
players. |
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The Cat In The Hat Comes Back - Card Game -
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Picking up the alphabet is easy! In this game, you spill all the letter cards on the
floor, just like the Cat In the Hat would. Then you pick them up in alphabetical order.
Pick up a pile from A to Z and you win! This clever card game for tiny ones is a
delightful addition to the Dr. Seuss I Can Play, I Can Read beginner games series. |
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas Game - Classic
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That grumpy Grinch hates Christmas, and he's stolen all the presents to try
to stop it from coming. Can you help the Whos? In this amusing game of memory and
matching, you race around the board trying to rescue presents from the Grinch. Simple
enough for young children but challenging enough to hold parents' interest. 1998
National Parenting Publications Award. |
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How The Grinch Stole Christmas! Game - Movie
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While players travel about the game board, the holiday-hatin' Grinch is taking presents
from their game board homes. If you want to beat the Grinch, you have to collect three
presents and keep them for the whole game! It's an amusing challenge that's a cinch to
learn -- but there's a bit of strategy required, so it's an educational game, too. |
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Horton Hears a Who! Card Game - Click here for details 
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Horton must get all the Whos to make enough noise so that the other animals believe they
really exist. If he can't, then the other animals will drop the clover into a huge pot of
boiling beezle-nut oil. And, One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Go Fish is a classic Dr. Seuss
favorite. |
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Dr. Seuss's ABC Game - Click here for details 
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This boardgame will have your little one racing down a lane of letters, from
A to Z, collecting game cards on the way. Illustrated with trademark Seussian Scenes and
always fun to read out loud, the clever cards feature charming characters and funny
phrases. Even better, as your child advances, the game can be made more challenging,
teaching the difference between capital and lower case letters, or even creating Word Wars
in which children compete to make up the longest word. |
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Green Eggs Ham Game - Click here for details 
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Do you like green eggs and ham? If you'll eat them on a boat, and you'll eat them with a
goat, then your family will enjoy this delightful board game. Designed so that children
and parents can have fun playing together. Just use your memory to match cards to spaces
on the board. Make three matches and you're ready for a taste of green eggs and ham. This
game helps kids practice early learning skills. |
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