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Word on the Street Junior uses the same game play as 2009’s Word on the Street: Players are presented with a category, choose a word that fits that category, then move the letters in that word toward their side of the street. If a player or tea... SHOW MORE 

Word on the Street Junior uses the same game play as 2009’s Word on the Street: Players are presented with a category, choose a word that fits that category, then move the letters in that word toward their side of the street. If a player or team moves eight letters off their side of the board, they win the game. Word on the Street Junior differs from its parent in that it includes categories appropriate for younger players (ages 8 and up instead of 12 and up) and the complete alphabet instead of only 17 letters. Including the vowels will likely make the game easier for younger players as they won’t have to strain to think of words with little used consonants. ... SHOW LESS 

It's time to stack more animals, but as the title suggests, now you move around, too! In Tier auf Tier: Jetzt geht's rund!, a crocodile is trying to drift peacefully across the ocean, but unfortunately for it, you and the other players each ... SHOW MORE 

It's time to stack more animals, but as the title suggests, now you move around, too! In Tier auf Tier: Jetzt geht's rund!, a crocodile is trying to drift peacefully across the ocean, but unfortunately for it, you and the other players each control a bunch of animals that want to go for an ocean cruise, so you'll take turns stacking animals on the crocodile's back. The ocean waves don't let the crocodile drift peacefully, however, and after each animal is placed, the player must rotate the crocodile on its turntable – taking care to watch out for the shark at the same time. Whoever first stacks all of her animals on the crocodile's back wins! ... SHOW LESS