Coin Hopping – Washington DC Game - MuseumTour Catalog

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Tour Washington DC, Become President, Appoint a Supreme Court Justice and Take Control of Congress

The whole family will enjoy exploring our capital city. Using coins as stepping stones players wheel and deal their way across the city. Visit famous landmarks, monuments, art galleries and museums while trying to place your citizens in positions of power. If you control Congress you can even vote to change the rules of the game!

Fast and competitive enough to captivate the youngsters. Also develops skills in strategic thinking and persuasive argument (important in convincing other players to vote for a change of the rules.)

Includes: * Game board- an illustrated map of Washington DC
* 50 cards featuring things to do or see in Washington
* 6 pawns and a drawstring bag to hold them
* Rules of the Game
* 5 Bills - changes to the Rules that may be enacted by Congress.

Each player supplies four US coins. Coins are not included

Multiple Levels of Play
For 2 to 6 players
Awards:
iParenting Media Award, 2007
Dr Toy's 100 Best Children's Products for 2008

Ages 8 and up
Grades 4-12

4982 - Coin Hopping – Washington DC Game - $29.95

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5 / 5 (2 votes)

Comments / Reviews:

Peg writes on 10/05/2008

This game got my grandchildren so excited we couldn't get them to stop playing. Its quite fun and once they learned they could write their own rules the game became very exciting and intense. They couldn't wait to take it home to play with their friends. I just want to say that Museum Tour really comes up with fine educational games.

merrymiscellany writes on 02/09/2008

My kids loved this game! I loved it too. We learned so much about Washington, both geographically and politically! There are two levels of play which means we can adapt the complexity to who is playing or the time we have to play, which is nice.

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