The Tuttle Twins

Tuttle Tales Family Card Game

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$12.19 $19.99 In stock

Category: Games

This game is full of twists, since the Action Cards may totally change the game in silly, unexpected ways! It's sure to elicit laughs and help your children recall — and better understand — the concepts they've been learning about in the Tuttle Twins books.

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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 21 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The Action Cards turned our quiet evening into a total giggle fest when my youngest flipped one and suddenly we were all playing backwards. It’s been a great way to sneak in some memory practice without the kids realizing they’re learning, and the unexpected twists keep everyone on their toes.

Violet L. ★★★★★

We've played this three nights in a row now, and the Action Cards keep catching us off guard in the best way—my six-year-old actually begs for "one more round" so she can see what silly twist comes next. It's been a great way to get her talking about concepts she learned in school without it feeling

Avery W. ★★★★★

The Action Cards are the best part—one minute we're playing normally, the next my son is howling with laughter because a twist just flipped the whole game upside down. It's also been great for jogging his memory on concepts we've covered in school, without him even realizing he's learning.