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Don't Break the Ice
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Don't Break the Ice

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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains a small ball. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains a marble. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD -- Children under 8 yrs. can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once.
Description:

3 years & up. Tap out ice blocks one by one, but Don't Break the Ice! To win, the bear must stay on top. One wrong block, and he'll go ker-plop! 2-4 players. No reading required.

Features:

Tread carefully and win in this classic game


Tap out ice blocks one by one


Take your time and do some thinking to keep the polar bear from sinking


To win, the bear must stay on top


For 2 to 4 players


Product Details:
Product Length: 10.9 inches
Product Width: 5.4 inches
Product Height: 5.4 inches
Product Weight: 1.3 pounds
Package Length: 10.55 inches
Package Width: 5.51 inches
Package Height: 4.96 inches
Package Weight: 1.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 50 reviews
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Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 4.5
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1More work than funMay 15, 2010
I have a 3 year old and it can be difficult to find games that aren't too difficult for her but still fun for the rest of us. My kids, ages 6 and 3, were totally excited to play this game as was I until we discovered that you spend more time putting the cubes into the frame than you do actually playing. It's a real pain to put all the little ice blocks in the frame and honestly the last row of blocks is too difficult for the kids. Then, all the kids do is take turns hammering out cubes until the bear falls. My kids seem of pretty average intelligence and this game provided almost no challenge to them or even learning as far as I could tell. They both knew exactly when the bear would fall and that's really only fun once or twice. I think we played it about four times in the past year. I hate to be down on any kind of game that brings the family together or gets kids involved in something away from the tv/computer, but this game is just annoying to set up and dull to play.

4Don't break the ice toy - fun and durableMar 31, 2010
Kids like the game, altho it's difficult for the 5-year old to set it up for the next round of the game...

4Great fun - play alone or togetherMar 23, 2010
A cute, simple preschool toy that I like because I can play with my child or she can play with it alone. It can be challenging for the littler ones to learn how to set it up at first, but it'll come with practice. A nice, safe way to bang away.

4zilmomFeb 05, 2010
hard for young kids to get the "ice" in. hammers flimsy, but then again no one gets beat up by them. Frame 2 parts, fairly flimsy. Fun for 16 mo old to 40+.

5Hammer time! - A Very Exciting GameDec 09, 2009

This is a very exciting game. My kids discovered this game in their Sunday school church. They have been playing with it every week and it is a lot of fun. I can compare the excitement you get when playing Jenga when it is about to fall, you know it is coming except you don't know if it is gonna happen on your turn. This is a classic toy/game, it has been around for many years and it doesn't get old.

The game is set up with blocks of ice in a square frame. You place an ice skater on top of one of the blocks and the players start hammering down one block at a time. The object of the game is not be the player who hammers the last block that will make the ice skater fall down. It is a very simple to set up and likewise very simple game to understand that even a pre-schooler can start playing in no time.

The game is made by Milton Bradley. It is rated for 3 years old and up. It can be rated as 3 year old to 100 because there is really no limit in age to enjoy this toy. Another plus is that this is not a very expensive game.

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