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| | | Description: | | 4 years & up. Zingo is a simple Bingo-style game, with a fancy plastic tile dispenser that kids just LOVE! Everyone who knows Zingo loves it, kids and parents alike. To play, players try to fill their Zingo! cards with matching tiles from the Zingo Zinger. The first player to fill his/her card wins! Rules can be adjusted to favor more or less competition among players, and to vary length of time that each game takes to play. | | | Features: | |
• Two levels of play
• Seventy-two picture tiles
• Eight double-sided Zingo cards
• Teaches image and vocabulary recognition, matching, memory, concentration, and social interaction
• For ages between 4 to 8 years
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 10.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 8.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 3.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.1 pounds | | Package Length:
| 10.4 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.6 inches | | Package Weight:
| 1.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 187 reviews |
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SO MUCH FUN!Mar 10, 2010
I think we have played this game well over 200 times in the 3 months we've had it. My kids (2 & 5) LOVE it, as well as every other child to come into our home. We've had kids up to ages 10 play it and love it every bit as the younger ones. This game has helped us create some great family memories!!!
 Visual Bingo - Great for KidsMar 02, 2010
We received this as a Christmas gift and have played it a lot - it's easy and quick and we like to take turns being the "dealer" - our four-year-old loves to hand out the cards and check to see who's winning. If you like this, you will also like Smatch from the same company, and vice-versa!
A great family game!Feb 14, 2010
My kids love this. I have a 3.5 year old and a 5.5 year old and they both play this game constantly. Some of the winning is left to chance so the younger ones have an opportunity to win. This game also is reasonibly pleasant for adults. We are really glad we got it.
Works for a broad range of ages--I would buy it againFeb 13, 2010
I am 35, my DH is 28, and my kids are aged 5 years and 2 years (29) months. We got this game around Christmas (a couple of months ago) and it has been a hit ever since. The baby is not good at shouting for the zingo pieces by name, or yelling Zingo! but she grabs the pieces she needs and if her board is filled first we prompt her to say Zingo! and give her the win. We all really like this game, but the kids can also play it by themselves. The only drawback is the pieces--they are easily lost if you are not vigilant about watching the kids with them. This was worth the money spent. Other games the baby can play (with little guidance or assistance): Hiss, Uno Moo, and Brown Bear, Brown Bear. My son could play Memory at her age, so we assumed that she would be able to as well (she hit all of her milestones before he did), but she wasn't ready for it (even playing with only half the tiles) so we will wait to reintroduce that game when she is 3 years old. I am thinking of trying the Curious George Beach Discovery game next...
THINK FUN when with ZINGOFeb 12, 2010
THINK FUN ZINGO is definately FUN! I ordered this game to have at "Grandma & Grandpa's" house to keep on hand for the pre-school Grandkids! And what FUN AND educational it is, the younger 20mos. has fun matching and learning what taking turns is all about while the 4 1/2yr. old loves to take charge and set up the playing pieces and being the(bingo, if I may)ZINGO caller! The game is well constructed and worth the money for sure!!! And now I guess I must order a SECOND ZINGO to keep at Grandma & Grandpa's house SINCE they begged to take my game home with them! And you know Grandparents "Well O.k.!"
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