Educational Trivia Card Game - Professor Noggin's Explorers

We homeschool and love all the new versions. The older versions aren’t as good and more costly.

I have most of these games, and know them well. I used the science games in my elementary classroom, and the kids enjoyed a whole class game. However, recently we played them over the holidays with gummy two-headed snakes, smarties, and skittles. Adults and children played together, with youngest rolling the dice. Winner had the most pieces of candy at the end of the game. Lots of laughs. A quick game for all ages to play together, laugh, and have good family fun.

It is an easy way to review or learn about explorers. The game is a deck of cards and one dice. There is nothing to set up just take the cards out of the box and your done. If we don't have alot of time, I pick a small number like 6 and say who ever gets six cards first win. If you are going on a trip, these games are small and easy to play anywhere. The other great thing about this game is if you do lose a card the game is not ruined. You could even play it in a car.

When students get done with the work before everyone in the class, a group can play a game.

We have purchased the entire knoggins collection. These are great for homeschoolers or just for kids who might need a little extra help that the school system doesn't provide.

Great teaching tool for children.

Fun fact game

We homeschool and are studing Early Modern World through Build Your Library. We use these cards in the car or when talking about history. We don't follow the rules and use the dice. We just take turns picking a card and seeing if anyone can answer the questions.

These trivia sets are great to add a bit of competition to learning. My son also loves to just quiz himself!