Children don’t always remember the polite way to respond in situations. The Blunder family is no exception─they are known for their rude behavior. But Billy, Brenda, Bobby and Becky Blunder want to learn manners so they will be invited to the Mannerlys’ Annual Pool Party Extravaganza! Good manners will also help them make more friends, do better in school and develop self confidence. Follow them on their manners adventure, moving along the path, reading fun scenarios and answering important manner questions to be the first one invited to the pool party! For 2 to 4 players or teams, ages 5 and up. Question cards cover proper manners at home, while playing and during meals. "I created Blunders because children who learn how to get along with others and handle themselves in any situation become more confident, engaging and successful." -Aimee Symington, Children"s Etiquette Expert, Parent, and Inventor of Blunders. Fun and Engaging Questions Cover Many Etiquette Issues Blunders® was developed by a children’s etiquette expert to help children learn important character development skills in a fun and interesting way that will not overwhelm them. The question cards are in multiple choice, true/false, acting and scenario form. As they play, children will learn about and practice: • Table Manners • Host and Guest Skills • Confident Introductions • Respect and Kindness • Polite Behavior • Telephone Manners • School Etiquette • Honesty and Responsibility • Electronic Etiquette The content supports the national curriculum on character development. Aimee Symington, Children"s Etiquette Expert, Parent, Blunders Inventor Blunders, a multiple award-winning game, was developed by Aimee Symington, parent and children’s etiquette expert, to support the national curriculum on character development. Symington has been an etiquette instructor for over 15 years, working across the US, Europe and Asia. She has created products that teach children essential manners and social skills; she has been seen on The Today Show, is a regular guest on TV and radio, and is often quoted in regional and national publications such as Woman’s Day. Who are the Blunder Children? Aimee Symington created a family of children who have endearing qualities, as well as flaws, to give children someone to relate to. The story booklet included with the game describes each character"s personality and brings them alive for players. Each game card poses questions and gives scenarios in which one or more of the Blunders children has demonstrated bad manners or is faced with a decision. This way, children do not feel personally singled out or overhwlemed, and instead are helping someone else, while still learning proper behavior themsleves! What"s In The Box? 300 Questions on 150 Cards (3 Decks of 50), 12 Tokens, 9 Table Setting Cards, 4 Pawns (Billy, Brenda, Bobby and Becky Blunder) and Stands, 2 Dice, Game Board, Blunders’ Story/Rules Booklet The Blunder family: Brenda is artistic, but very shy; Billy is very smart, but acts like a know-it-all; Billy is a great baseball player, but can be a bad sport; Becky is friendly, but is also bossy.