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Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? DVD Game
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Jeff Foxworthy hosts this hot DVD for the whole family!. Just like the TV show,kids play against the adults to answer questions correctly.. Answer the questions correctly or admit "I'm not smarter than a fifth grader". Family game for ages 8 and up.. For 1 or 2 players or teams..
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for Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? DVD Game --- Hasbro
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Smarter than a 5th Grader
We've had fun playing it.. actually its done very well for a TV game.. The whole family enjoyed it!!
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We are smarter than a fifth grader!
We've had a lot of fun playing this game as a family and with friends. The quesstions seem a little simpiler than those asked on the t.v. version but over all a great family activity. Just wish there were more games. Once you go through the games listed that's it. You know the answers so you're done.
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Family fun
This game is as much fun as watching the TV version. One of the few where all ages can play, from children through grandparents and sometimes the children have the edge - sometimes they don't. It's always surprising and fun. Jeff Foxworthy "hosts" just like the TV version, which was a pleasant surprise. You still get to pick different children "classmates" to play along with you, just like the TV version. I'm sure you would eventually learn all the answers if you played it enough, so my only hope is that they come out with more versions - it's a terrific game.
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Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader
This game is educational and loaded with plenty of questions. The down side is that it takes too long to go from one segment to another. If you replay the same game, you get the same questions, in the same order. I think children would have more patience waiting for each segment to load.
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Not a long lasting game...
My kids (10 y/o and 7 y/o) and I were so excited when we got this game for Christmas... I was very disappointed to find out we can only really play it twenty times... there are 20 games on the DVD, which always have the same questions in the same order... so, the 20 games will be fun, and it's educational, but once we've gone through those 20 games, it is unlikely any of us will want to play again...
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Smarter Packaging would be appreciated ...
We love this show! My son had to have this game from Santa. It's pretty cute and we played it a little on Christmas Day, although none since. My only gripe comes with the packaging since it's wrapped like a board game, you expect other things to be included ... but it's just a DVD, and the entire box gets thrown away. Just what the environment needs -- more waste from over-zealous manufacturers.
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We are NOT smarter than a 5th grader!
This game is entertaining and educational for the whole family. We played it on Christmas day with kids,parents, grandparents and great grand parents and had a great time. We had two 5th graders playing with us and found they knew most of the answers! It was also a good way to praise our children for being so smart. I hope there are more sequels coming, I will buy all of them.
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Great DVD Game
I purchased this DVD for my husband for Christmas because he loves the TV show. We have been playing it almost every night. It is just like the TV show.....fast, fun, with questions of just the right difficulty for each grade level. Actually the million dollar question has been the hardest....and has caused me to lose quite a few times. But that makes it more real. Of course, with all these games the host repeats a lot of his phrases but I love this game; great bang for the buck!
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Are You Smarter Thaan A 5TH Grader?
This was purchased as a Christmas Gift and not used as yet.We received excellant service getting it from Amazon
Repeating purchased as a "CHRISTMAS GIFT" not a holiday gift
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Game is MUCH too slow to be fun
I played this game with my family during a recent get together. While the appeal of this game is pretty great, the execution is TERRIBLE. It runs VERY slowly on the DVD player, and that would be merely annoying were it not for Foxworthy's constant "funny" comments about your question choice, your answer, etc. The video snippets preface and follow each question, as well as every stage of the game.
Imagine listening to Foxworthy ask you if you're smarter than a fifth grader. Then waiting for the DVD to load a question. Then answering the question. Then, watching Foxworthy give you the same "clever" trick answer to each of your questions. Next Foxworthy will tell you how far along the million dollar prize you are, and then the whole thing REPEATS for the person you're playing against. Finally, imagine shooting yourself (because you'll want to after one round).
If they wanted to make this game good, they would have eliminated or greatly restricted the number of times Foxworthy makes an appearance. Of course, that wouldn't make it worth the $49.99 Amazon is currently asking.
Don't buy it.
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Not for adults/Not worth the price
We bought this game for $20 two weeks ago on Amazon. It is COMPLETELY overpriced at the current price. The kids enjoyed it (7,9&10yrs), it was educational for them, even challenging. For the adults, 75% of it was easy, 25% you had to think for a few seconds. We enjoyed watching the kids wrestle with the questions, quite a bit, but for the adults, that was the only fun we had. Don't buy it for more than $20, considering that there are only a limited amount of games and was not as challenging as the tv show. Think of it as a kids game, great for sleepovers and winter get playdates. Box says 8+, really not for over 12yrs.
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Just like the game; good family fun
For those familiar with the fun TV quiz show, this game is very similar. The DVD can be played on your TV or computer. Adults can play with kids (not necessarily 5th graders), kids can play with kids, and even adults can play with other adults, to see who is "smarter." The questions in math, science, English, social studies, etc., are taken directly from the 5th grade through 1st grade curriculums, some of them more challenging than you might expect. Of course, the reason that adults sometimes fare so poorly against ten-year-olds is because much of what kids are learning in school is never used and therefore forgotten.
I have a couple of small complaints. First, there are only 20 complete games, and each game takes about 15 minutes to play, which means that total play time is only about 5 hours. Perhaps I am spoiled by video games which can take hundreds of hours to complete! On the other hand, 20 games for $20 works out to a reasonable one dollar per game. Second, there are only 10 questions per player per game. The total number of questions, including the million dollar bonus questions, is 420. This time I am spoiled by other knowledge-based games with more than a thousand total questions, usually with the option to purchase more. Third, the questions for each game always repeat in the same order, so if a player gets halfway through and then drops out, he must answer the same questions again before getting the chance to answer the remainder of the questions for that game. I suppose this is not necessarily a fault, because it reinforces knowledge retention, but it can get a bit boring for players who drop out multiple times.
All in all it's a good, fun, educational game. I just wish there was more of it!
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