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Stone Soup Cooperative Board Game

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$15.57 $23.95 In stock

Category: Board Games

5 years & up. From the classic tale of cooperation comes this simple game where players work together to "cook" a soup by making matches of ingredients. Match all of the ingredients before the fire under the kettle goes out and everyone wins! Unlike most memory matching games, Stone Soup encourages kids to help each other find the matches. In this way, kids work together, they help each other, and they practice just what the Stone Soup story is all about -- cooperation!

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

My kids ask to play this every night, and I love that matching ingredients together teaches teamwork without any winner or loser. It took us maybe ten minutes to learn, and the cooperative twist keeps everyone cheering for the same pot of soup.

Sebastian W. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old loves matching the ingredient cards, and it's refreshing that everyone plays together instead of competing. The soup pot is a nice touch, and we haven't had the fire go out once in a dozen plays.

Grace Y. ★★★★☆

The game is simple enough that my 5-year-old grasped the cooperative play right away. It’s a nice way to teach teamwork without any competitive pressure, though I wish the pieces were a bit more durable.