SET Enterprises SET - The Family Card Game of Visual Perception - Race to Find The Matches, For Ages 8+,81 Cards, Rules included

I played this with my kids, and what I loved about the game was that the kids would get better than the adults very quickly. So it was the first game I purchased to use with my math TEAM at school. Right now, I have bright kids grades K-5 playing SET together before school, while they wait for the rest of the TEAM to arrive. We play SET in a non-competitive way (because that is how I like to learn and teach).Their goal is to clear their deck with no time limit. I started by showing them a "how to play video "on youtube from the manufacture. Then we played the daily online game that is on the manufactures website. (Look up "daily setgame puzzle"). I purchased just a few decks at first, so they had to share the cards.Here is how we play cooperatively: I divide the SET deck in half and give half to each partner. They both deal out their 12 cards in front of them and start playing solitaire. If either get stuck, they can switch chairs with their partner and play their partner's deck.It really helps them to know that they are almost guaranteed to have a set in every deal, so it encourages them to stick with it and builds grit. When they first started, if they got stuck I would look at their 12 cards and show them one of the cards that is in a set, so they could find the other two. Sometimes I will say, "I'm having a hard time finding a SET, can someone come give us a clue?" They love knowing they can help. Some of my students are more linguistic than visual, so they watched me play a couple of rounds and I would say the strategy I was using out loud as I played. Just doing that for a couple of sets really helped those verbal thinkers get the hang of the game.The shapes are large and bright, so people with some vision impairment can play.SET is not complicated. You can learn how to play SET quickly. SET is fast to set up and put away. You can play SET solitaire, with a partner, or with group. It works on a restaurant table while you wait with your family for your food.For those who like highly completive games, then you can play by the rules that come with the deck. Everyone plays at once, so there is no waiting for your turn!I always recommend SET to parents as a gift they can get their child that will help with brain development. They are always grateful whey they've tried it.I'm here purchasing more decks for my classroom.

I recently purchased SET after months and months of it being recommended to me on Amazon not really positive if I'd like it or not. While waiting for it to come in the mail I downloaded the SetGame app and started playing solo matches and I was pleasantly surprised how relaxing and fun it was trying to spot different sets. Some are so obvious and easy to see, while others are more hidden and require a little more thinking to spot them. I was very slow at first with my average time being about 30 minutes to go through the deck, but then my time improved to 20 minutes, finally my current record is 14 minutes but I know I can beat that with more practice. Playing the game with other people is even more fun. Because I had already had days worth of practice on the app, I had to give my family members some advantages to give them a chance against me - whenever I saw a set I would let them know and give them an extra 30 seconds or so to try and find it. Once they become better I will no longer do this. I was also thinking about allowing them to form a team against me and see if they could beat me 3 VS 1. I love this game and wish I had bought it a lot sooner. It's also great exercise for the brain as it requires the players to use both the right and left sides of the brain. Becomes even more fun and addicting the better you become at it, and you will greatly improve with practice, you will notice yourself playing better after every game it seems.

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Great game!! Highly recommend! Especially help children with focus and attention to detail. It has become one of our favorite games

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