Playing Together As a Team With Stack Up! – Review & Giveaway

I wrote this post on behalf of Peaceable Kingdom. Mama to 5 Blessings received Stack Up! game in exchange for an honest review. This is not a sponsored review and all views and opinions are of my own and were not influenced in any way.

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 With five kids bickering is bound to happen. I looks for cooperative activities for my kids to do together. It gives them an opportunity to work as a team. That is why our family loves  Stack Up!

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How to Play:

Spin The Spinner and get Stacking! Can you stack 12 blocks before the Stack Smasher get to the tower and topples it? Stack Up! has three levels of game play so the game grows with children and kids of different ages can play together. Start by spinning the spinner. If it lands on a color, kids playing at Level 1 use their hands to place that color block on the board. Kids playing at Level 2 use the wood ends of the Stack Sticks to stack the block, and Level 3 players use the foam ends. If the spinner lands on the Stack Smasher, move him forward 1 space at all levels of play. If the spinner lands on a Challenge, kids playing at Level 1 make a stack with any two blocks and use their hands to place them on the board. In Levels 2 and 3, you get to play with a cooperative, 2-player challenge! Draw a Challenge Card and work with the player on your left. Using either the wood or foam ends of the Stack Sticks, work together to perform the challenge while moving a block onto the stack. Stack all 12 blocks before the Stack Smasher makes his way around the board and you all win! 

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This game is a huge hit in our home! It was so much fun to watch my kids work together when they play this game. They are one team needing to work together to beat  Stack Smasher. Knowing this is the goal of the game they are encouraged to help each other so they can win! Having multiple aged children I like how this game can be played 3 different ways.  Levels that are a bit more difficult for older children making it more challenging. This game not only teaches cooperative but it teaches hand and eye coordination by stacking the blocks plus if you draw a challenge card you may have to high-five while trying to add the block to the stack all at the same time! Then for the littler ones it’s great for following directions and learning colors too!  

 

Includes:

1 game board

12 blocks

12 challenge cards

2 Stack Sticks

1 Stack Smasher and stand

1 spinner

Instructions for 3 game levels

Recommended for ages 3-5

2-6 Players

 

Stack Up! is available for $24.99 and can be purchased directly from  Peaceable Kingdom.  Peaceable Kingdom offers not just cooperative board games but they offer other products such as: books,  stickers, birthday cards and Valentine’s Day packs

 

 Peaceable Kingdom is generously offering one of my readers Stack Up! to one of my readers!  You can enter to win by using the below Rafflecopter form to enter for a chance to win.  Please let me know if you have any questions.  Open to the US, ages 18+.

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 I wrote this post on behalf of Peaceable Kingdom.  Mama to 5 Blessings received Stack Up! game in exchange for an honest review. This is not a sponsored review and all views and opinions are of my own and were not influenced in any way.

 

Mama to 5 Blessings is disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

 

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Comments

  1. Noelle Cameron says:

    I love how it promotes team work! My son is currently not a team player so this would definitely open his eyes 🙂

  2. Colleen Maurina says:

    I like that this is a cooperative game and encourages interaction.

  3. Carrie Phelps says:

    I love that it’s a cooperative game, everyone is a winner and everyone works together.

  4. I love that you play it as a team and that it can be played three different ways!

  5. I like that it encourages cooperation.

  6. This makes the kids think while they play great way to get them working together!

  7. I love that it has 3 levels of play! Great way to keep children challenged and extend the life of the game.

  8. Angela Hartness says:

    I like thank the game encourages team work. Most games are each for their own.

  9. I like that it can be played by various ages.

  10. Leah Corsover says:

    I love that you can play with kids of different ages~

  11. molli vandehey says:

    i love that its a cooperative game, with the goal to PLAY and not to WIN.

  12. That it’s good for learning colors.

  13. Barbara A. Ramirez says:

    That is encourages the children to play cooperatively instead of constantly fighting with each other.

  14. Tanya Rubezhov says:

    I love that this is a “team building exercise” type of game.
    I’d really like my kids to play it.
    Thank you for the giveaway.

  15. I love that it can be played with up to 6 players so my entire family can play at once.

  16. Danielle Jones says:

    I like that it’s teamwork not so competitive.

  17. I love how colorful it is! It looks fun!

  18. lissa crane says:

    I love, love, love that you aren’t playing to win! Wow-there’s no other game out there like that!

  19. Paula Tavernie says:

    I like 2-6 players can play!!

  20. love that the kids work together

  21. kelly tillotson says:

    cooperative games are great with siblings–no fighting!
    *kelly
    kelly-tillotson@hotmail.com

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