Name: Educational Insights Robot Face Race Game
Brand: Educational Insights
SKU: 1OT8PL23PYBE
Price: 38.99 CAD
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Rating: 4.4 (49 reviews)

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Educational Insights Robot Face Race Game

<br><ul><li>A crazy inventor has built dozens of robot bodies and needs your help finding the matching heads</li><li>Make sense of the madness by shaking the Robot Randomizer to determine the attributes of your robot's head and searching the board for the match</li><li>Scanning the board for the robot head with the correct colored face, nose, eyes, and mouth develops visual discrimination—a key pre-reading skill</li><li>Includes game board with 120 different robot heads, Robot Randomizer, and 20 robot scoring tokens</li><li>All players play all the time - no waiting</li><li>For ages 4 years and up</li></ul>

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It's machine madness! A crazy inventor has built dozens of robot bodies and he needs your help finding the perfect heads. Shake the robot identification device to reveal a robot's features. Scan the robot heads on the board until you find the match. Find it first and collect a robot scoring token. The first player with 5 tokens wins! For 2-4 Players.

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Robot Face Race has provided our children the opportunity to build fine/visual motor skills, social skills, language skills and pre-academic skills However, this does NOT have to be a game!!! We all know the fallouts that can happen when there are "winners & losers" so we just avoid it all together! It is a great social turn taking and friendship building game without a winner and loser. We don't even know where to start on this games amazingness...So, we will break it down! Academic/Cognition: -Sequencing (find the red head first), Working memory (blue head, red mouth, purple nose, etc.), Colors, Facial parts, Numbers/Math (this one has 3 eyes and the other has 1, etc.) Vision/Visual Perception: -Visually scanning, Visual motor, Visual Orientation, Visual Attention, Visual Discrimination, Visual Sequential-Memory, & Visual Form Constancy Language (receptive/expressive) & Social Skills: -Tell a friend what to find, Prepositions & Sequencing Fine Motor: Shaking the randomizer & Finger isolation Differentiation (simplifiers and challengers): -We put a piece of plastic over the board with binder spring clips (an old piece of lamination we got out of the trash in the staff lounge) and we let the kids circle the robots with dry erase, connect all the red ones, etc.) -We gave the kids the 5 colors in crayons and paper and they created the robots they made with the robot randomizer (this was a favorite) -For our 2 year olds, we cut out the pieces with construction paper (laminated them later because it was such a huge hit) and they created the robots by orienting the pieces on a robot head (we didn't make them follow the sequence but they could have). -Projected the game board on a smart board with a document camera and the kids could use the pens to circle when they find them on a vertical surface. -Made the "face base" and kids made the eyes, mouth and nose out of floam, play dough or wikki stix!

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This game is so much fun! My 6 year old son and I had a blast locating the different robots. You shake the dome and there are four colors that fall in slots to show the different features of the robot. There is one additonal color that gets hidden and doesn't come into play for that round. Then the hunt is on to find the robot that matches. The game itself can go pretty quick (about 15 min for us), so it is great for those with shorter attention spans. Of course you could keep playing over and over like we did as there are so many different combinations! It would be easy for the youngest of players to understand how to play, Though if your child is under 4, you might need to motify play and focus on one or two features instead of all four. This game would be great for traveling as well as there are not too many pieces to keep track of. It has been a great addition to our family game nights!

So much fun!

High quality board and "randomizer". game pieces are just cardboard. Fun and quick setup, challenging for all ages. However, only recommend at least age 6+, not 4+ as box states

Simple, fun, challenging. Should be 6+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this game with my nephew and nieces in mind as they are younger. I remembered playing memory as a child, and figured it might be worth trying out with them since they are of the appropriate age. It took a few minutes to explain the matching concept, and help them with the rules of the game, but once they got the hang of it, they had a blast! They played the game for hours, laughing and giggling, and I was satisfied with the fact that it was helping to improve their cognitive and memory skills. Great educational and fun game to have in your collection!

Love this game!

I am an elementary school teacher. I showed my students how to play and they became very excited. I let them take turns playing in teams and had them write reviews. The majority of the reviews were positive. Students had fun scanning the game board and finding the correct robot head. Some said the game was too easy while others became frustrated and said it was a game of luck rather than skill. Once every student had an opportunity to play, we had a discussion about what skills were needed in order to play. Strong players explained their strategies, which helped to illuminate others as to how there actually is skill involved when playing. The most revealing test as to whether or not a game is fun is how often the students ask to play it again. This is a game that students ask to play regularly!

Find Your Strategy - Find the Robot Head

The box is colorful and very inviting for children to want to open and begin to play the game. There are a few parts which make it very convenient: board, robot randomized, 25 tokens. The object of the game is to shake the robot randomizer and match it with the exact features on the board and place your token on the board. Whoever gets 5 tokens wins first. For example, I might shake a yellow head, red mouth, orange nose, and green eyes. I would then have to find the robot on the board with those exact features and place my token on that robot. I have a 2, 5, and 7 yr old. My 2 year old just liked shaking the robot randomizer, but I also just had her match the tokens to the colors on the board whenever I played it with her alone. Before playing, as a parent I would explain to your child how to look for the biggest feature (head), then the eyes, and then mouth or nose. Another thing that helped my girls is that I would verbally repeat saying I'm looking for something with a yellow head (pause), with red eyes (pause) with blue nose (pause) and purple mouth. This games teaches memory, order, visual discrimination, and careful observation/monitoring. I was looking at the game more from a fun perspective but as a former reading specialist I can verify the importance of having visual discrimination as a pre-reading skill. That's why kids may mix up the letters f or t because they just see a stick Instead of the curve feature of the letter. Also this game helps with visual scanning from left to right a skill children will need to help them learn in reading. I noticed my 5 yr old scanned randomly so I taught her how to look left to right and then a return sweep for the robot. I recommend those who may have children with different abilities to modify the game. The seven year old played the game according to the rules but our 5 yr old needed us to modify with her looking for two features (head and eyes), then three features (head, eyes, nose) and eventually worked up to four features as she improved on her skills. I would recommend this game to others. It is fun and educational too. My girls didn't get tired of playing this game. It was neat to see them all looking quietly for the matching robot.

inviting and engaging game

My family of 4 had lots of fun with this game. Though, it's pretty challenging for my 4 year old to find the right robot... I do believe with a bit more practice my 4 year old will get the hang of it and love it. My husband and I spent a lot of time playing with my 8 year old and we all enjoyed it. Since there aren't too many pieces we we able to take it with us while traveling too! This would be a great gift for a 5 or 6 year old.

Fun for the family!

I am an elementary school teacher. I received this game from a former colleague of mine who is now at Educational Insights. I showed my students how to play and they became very excited. I let them take turns playing in teams and had them write reviews. The majority of the reviews were positive. Students had fun scanning the game board and finding the correct robot head. Some said the game was too easy while others became frustrated and said it was a game of luck rather than skill. Once every student had an opportunity to play, we had a discussion about what skills were needed in order to play. Strong players explained their strategies, which helped to illuminate others as to how there actually is skill involved when playing. The most revealing test as to whether or not a game is fun is how often the students ask to play it again. This is a game that students ask to play regularly!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My six year old enjoyed playing this game but my 4 year old had a bit of a hard time trying to find the robot with all the right colors . So I recommend it for kids that are in K-2nd grade

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Robot Face Race is a game on a board (but hardly what I would call a board game). You may have 2-4 players. On the board are many different color combinations of robot faces. You "roll" to see what color combination of eyes, nose, mouth and face you are looking for. Then the players see who can find the representative face first. It's a bit like Where's Waldo or I spy.. But hardly a board game in the traditional sense. It's for ages 4 and up- you will always win against a 4 year old.. It's just not a "luck" game like Candy Land. The most fun we had with it was just letting the kids play it by themselves. It lasted for about 3 faces and got boring very quickly as its basically the same idea every time.

Ok but short lived.