A Great Card Game
The Happy Salmon Game
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The Happy Salmon Game by North Star Games is a great card game to introduce to 6 year olds and up. Three to six players can enjoy this fast-paced game that will bring excitement and lots of laughter to play time.

Various types of games have been use for decades to educate and promote healthy motor skills in children – including eye-hand coordination. Games have now become sophisticated instruments of teaching rather than simply an activity to fill time.

Studies have shown that games can lower the anxiety that children often experience in school or other teaching sessions and make them more open to expressing themselves and learning when it’s fun and fast-paced.

Games can be highly motivational and very entertaining so that even shy or reluctant students feel excited about having the opportunity to openly express their own feelings and opinions.

Within the classroom, games are sometimes used as a diversion to the normal classroom style of teaching. They serve to help the children relax and speak up about their ideas and also to help them learn faster and remember what they’ve learned.

Most teachers understand that games can be an incredible tool for learning, but some consider them a “time filler” at the end of a lesson. Recent studies indicate that games can be much more than simply entertainment for kids and should be used frequently to add diversity and fun to the classroom.

With the Happy Salmon Game, you’ll get 72 cards, a rulebook and a happy salmon pouch to carry the game intact wherever you go. Kids will have a ball learning the moves of the game which include the “high 5”, the all-together “pound it”, the heart-racing “Switcheroo”, and the fun “happy salmon handshake” - which will make the players roll with giggles and delight.

It’s an easy game to learn. The players call out the action that appears on the top of their cards and when two players can match that action those players perform it together.

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