Cardinal Games Disney Frozen 2 Rumbling Rock Game for Kids and Families

Disrupted from a serene slumber, the Earth Giant is angry. So angry, he’s ready to toss boulders to keep strangers from ascending his mountain! Who will be the one to dodge rumbling rocks, climbing to the top of the mountain to come face-to-face with the Earth Giant? Go on a journey with Elsa, Anna and other characters from Frozen 2 but avoid making the Earth Giant angry! The different spaces on the gameboard may help or harm you. So start climbing, because these rocks are ready to roll! FEATURES/SPECIFICATION: 3-D GAME FROM FROZEN 2: Experience the might of the Earth Giant from Frozen 2! Explore the Earth Giant’s mountain and play as characters from Frozen 2. Join Elsa, Anna, and others as they climb the mountain, being careful not to wake the Earth Giant! BOULDERS ARE READY TO ROLL: As you move up the mountain, depending upon the space on which you land, you may have to press the Earth Giant’s head. If the Earth Giant is angry he’ll release boulders that might knock players out of his path! But don’t worry, there are opportunities for safety on the mountain if you don’t get knocked aside and sent back to start. EXPERIENCE THE EARTH GIANT FROM FROZEN 2: Get up and close and personal with the Earth Giant! This game will let you play as if you’re ascending a mountain in Frozen 2! Move along the mountain and hope that you are lucky enough to land on helpful spaces. REENACT THE MOVIE: Rumbling Rock is an exciting Frozen 2 3D game for 2-4 players, aged 5 and up. Confront the Earth Giant and avoid rolling boulders. Experience a Frozen 2 game like never before! 1 2-Part Gameboard, 1 Scenic 3D Insert, 1 Support Column, 4 Cardboard Movers, 4 Plastic Stands, 1 Earth Giant, 2 Boulders, 1 Spinner, 1 Instruction Sheet SKILLS/BENEFITS: Strategic Thinking - They learn to combine problem solving, pattern recognition and creative thinking to make their moves Abstract Reasoning - Chess helps students improve their abstract reasoning skills by helping them learn to recognize patterns on the game board and develop strategies based on those patterns. Patience - This careful calculation teaches children the virtue of patience. Not only must they stay focused while waiting for an opponent to take his or her turn, but they must also exercise patience by not rushing the number of moves it takes to complete the game. Playing with others enhances children’s social skills because they learn how to co-operate with each other, make compromises, and unite around a common purpose.