25 results for "Rat a Tat Cat" between $5.00 and $25.00

This mensa Select award winner is a fun way for younger kids to learn numbers. Get rid of your cats and go for the rats! Win by having your cards add up to the lowest number. Exchange a card on each turn, with Peek, Swap and Take Two cards adding an extra twist. Cagey thinkers of all ages will crow with delight over this game of strategy, memory and a little luck. Ratatat Cat from Gamewright Contains 54 Cat and Rat cards, Rules of play and special rules for even younger players.

You are trying to end the game with the fewest points on your four face-down cards. One wrinkle is that you may only peek at two of your cards as the game begins. Draw a card from the pile, then choose whether to discard it or substitute for one of your 4 cards. Because you sometimes do not know what a card in your hand is, you may put a pretty good card into your own hand and end up discarding a great card for the next player. On the other hand, a "Swap" card sometimes allows you to do the "pole...

Get rid of the rats and go for the cats! Players of all ages will delight over this card game of strategy, memory and a little luck. Win by having your cards add up to the lowest number (a poker face helps). Sneak a peek, draw two or swap for an added twist. Bonus Super Peek lets you spy on opponents' cards! Features all new art, more power cards and special "Rat Scanner" decoder in a keepsake tin.

Product Description A Fun Numbers Card Game with Cats (and a few rats) A game of suspense, strategy, and anticipation. Get rid of the high cards (rats) and go for the low cards (cats). Sneak a peek, draw two, or swap cards for an added twist. Low score wins the game. (A poker face helps!) As children play Rat-a-tat Cat, they develop a sense of timing and an understanding of basic, but essential, mathematical concepts. They learn ways to remember their cards and strategies to figure out what cards...

Ages 6+. A fun numbers card game with cats (and a few rats). 2-6 players. Playtime- 15 minute.

A game of suspense, strategy, and anticipation. Get rid of the high cards (rats) and go for the low cards (cats). Sneak a peek, draw two, or swap cards for an added twist. Lowest score wins the game. As children play Rat-A-Tat Cat, they develop a sense of timing and an understanding of basic, but essential, mathematical concepts. They learn ways to remember their cards and strategies to figure out what cards other players might have. They also begin to develop an intuitive sense of probability. Rat...

Talk about good things coming in small packages – this is a really cool game. The rules are simple to grasp, and each round of play only takes about 3-4 minutes so you never have time to get bored. The cards themselves are lovely with quirky humorous pictures, and while you have to be quite focussed to remember what your own cards are, and how other people are reacting to their cards, there is enough of an element of chance that anyone, regardless of age, can win. Also the game has quite a...

Rat-a-Tat Cat - Fun Numbers Card Game with Cats (and a few rats)54 Cards Ages 6 and up2 to 6 playersPlaying time: about 20 minutes Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum AwardDr. Toy's Best Vacation ProductsMensa SelectNational Parenting Publications (NAPPA) HonorsGames Magazine Top 100 GameCanadian Toy Testing Council *** (Highest Rating)Canadian Toy Testing Council "Children's Choice" AwardDr. Toy's Best Classic Toys

Rat-a-Tat Cat Deluxe Edition Get rid of the rats and go for the cats! In Rat-a-Tat Cat, less is always better, and you want to go out with the lowest score. Can you remember the numbers on the other players' cards? Can you keep a poker face, but notice when another player looks pleased? Sharpen your memory and your timing, and have fun with the cool cats and bad rats of Rat-a-Tat Cat. This is the Gamewright version.

Rat-a-Tat Cat is a fun card game that requires quick counting skills and keen timing. It teaches math concepts, like greater than and less than. As they learn the strategy for the game, kids will also begin to develop an intuitive sense of probability.

We know it?s not fair to play favorites but we have to be honest - Rat-a-Tat Cat is the most loved card game at Gamewright HQ. Ever since its debut in 1996, we have been amazed how "Rat" has continually won over new players of all ages. So it was with great trepidation that we ventured to improve upon an already ?purrfect? thing. Hopefully, you will agree that the enhancements ? brand new art, more power cards, and the addition of a ?Super Peek? power ? make the game even more fun. As always, try...

As children play Rat-a-tat Cat, they develop a sense of timing and an understanding of basic, but essential, mathematical concepts. They learn ways to remember their cards and strategies to figure out what cards other players might have. They also begin to develop an intuitive sense of probability. Rat-a-tat Cat requires skill, strategy, and awareness, challenging both young children and adults.