Coin Hopping Washington DC Game

COIN HOPPING WASHINGTON DC GAME
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COIN HOPPING WASHINGTON DC GAME

Ages 8 - Adult
For 2 to 6 Players

Coin Hopping Games LLC was founded in 2005 for the express purpose of making more purposeful our family pastime of playing games. Games have always been one of the best ways, second only to food, of gathering our family around a table. One day on vacation in The Bahamas we sat down in restaurant on the beach and ordered a wonderful meal of cracked conch, broiled red snapper and peas and rice. While we waited for the food we decided we would create a game out of the materials available in a restaurant. The paper placemat with a map of The Bahamas provided the inspiration for the game board. Salt, pepper, toothpicks and sugar substitutes became the pawns! Since there were no dice or spinners at hand we had to invent rules of play to control how a pawn could move around the board. Eventually we realized we could use the beautiful Bahamian coins in our pockets as stepping stones. The concept of Coin Hopping was born.

IParenting Reviewers said:
iParenting Media Award Winner

We have all learned so much about Washington DC we are going to take a family vacation! Great game and had lots of fun Every time you play you learn something new!" "This product was wonderful in teaching about Washington DC. It really taught about government and showed the power we all really do have. It gave all of us interesting information on places to see in Washington DC."  "This game is great because while children are playing they are also learning. Learning in such a fun and visual way also helps children retain the facts/information they have learned. It also is a great family night game because adults will also appreciate the content of the game."

Contents:

Game Board, 50 Cards Featuring Things to See or do in Washington, 6 Pawns and a Drawstring Bag to Hold Them, 6 Sets of Citizents, Rules of the Game, 5 Bills Changes to the Rules That May be Enacted by Congress