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Flip-to-Win Hangman Travel Game

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$15.11 $20.99 In stock

Category: 6-8 Years

Kids will love playing this classic word game with a twist! They'll have a great time thinking up words that stump their opponent, or taking their best guess to win it all! This Flip-to-Win Hangman travel game includes 37 plastic letter tiles attached to the Hangman game board with an erasable whiteboard, and a self-storing dry-erase marker and eraser. The durable wooden frame features a bungee-hinge design so kids can easily flip the plastic tiles throughout the game. The wooden travel game is a fun way for kids practice spelling and engage in cooperative play. Since there are no loose tile pieces and everything stores on the board, it's an ideal travel game. Toss it in your knapsack or bag, and bring it along for car rides, airplane trips, doctor's visits, and anytime you want to keep your kids entertained on the go. The Hangman travel game is a great gift for boys and girls ages six and older for hands-on, screen-free play.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

Took this on a 6-hour road trip and my 7-year-old stayed busy the whole time guessing words. The flip design means no loose letter tiles rolling under the seats, which I appreciate way more than he does.

Hazel B. ★★★★★

My daughter figured out the flip mechanism in about two seconds and now she's the one quizzing me instead of the other way around. The wipe-off boards mean we're not burning through paper, and she's actually thinking up words to stump me. Worth it for the quiet time alone.

John ★★★★★

Bought this for a road trip and it kept both kids busy for a solid hour without screens. The flip-to-win twist means they take turns making up words for each other, which is way more fun than the usual solo hangman. Even my eight-year-old who "hates word games" asked to play again.