Hasbro GamingPictionary Jr

no longer available in stores so bought it used. game in perfect (used) condition and had all pieces and cards. would buy again from same seller. game itself, namely the words, are much better suited for my kids (9&11) than the adult version. we play by ‘house rules’ as the youngest is autistic, not high functioning, and can make it a fun family game for the three of us.

We have 3 kids, ages 5, 8 and 10, and we can play this game together. There are 2 levels of clue difficulty, so that helps us customize it based on what our kids can do. My 5yo plays on a team with an adult to help him along, but we are amazed at how well he can do. He just needs someone from the other team to read and whisper the clue to him and give him an idea of how to draw it. We haven't been able to find this game in stores and so we were very happy to find it here on Amazon. Highly recommended!

This game will be easy for adults but is really good for kids. My kids loved to play regular pictionary but it is hard for them to understand what some the items/things are to draw. Sometimes I don't know... Pictionary Jr solves that problem easily. It is a game for the whole family and comes with 2 skill levels for different ages of kids. Kids have to think outside the box and it is really great to see how their minds truly work diffently from an adults.

We bought this game after playing the adult version at a friend's house. While playing it we realized how much it was helping our 5 year old son with speech challenges communicate through his drawings. He's not a big drawer and doesn't have much confidence in his drawings. Since we've been playing the Jr version he has gotten much better and he has a good time drawing and having fun. Also, since he can't really read much yet playing in teams is good so someone who is not guessing can help him with what the word on the card is and give him some hints on how to draw it. The whole family enjoys the game. Why did they stop making it?

Hasbro Gaming Pictionary Jr Is a great game. My family including the younger ones, enjoy playing this game. I played this game when I was younger, and now with the next generation

Pictionary Jr. isn't as fun as the older version. I've played this game so many times that I know off by heart what the cards have on them. I think they should make more cards for it. It is a kinda fun game. I rated it 5stars for educational because littler kids can either play the game while trying to sound the words out or they can just take the cards out of the game and try to sound them out without playing it. I rated i 3 stars for durability because if you drop the game while it's in or out of the box the cards will scatter all over the place.

Family loves playing it but the difficulty between cards is not consistent and can be frustrating. Some are so easy that it's guessed before drawing and others are so difficult because they are words that were fads or terms used several decades ago and the kids don't have a clue. You get tired of explaining things like a Bee-hive hair style or record player.

Good game for the kids that like to draw. All of my do and they like this. I'm not sure if there is a Pictionary out there that is between this one and the adult version but it would be great if there was. The cool thing about this is my kids are about four years apart and they can play it together. It's a good choice.

Awesome fun for my grandkids. They love playing this game, and I have a blast playing with them as well.