Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Giveaway - Rival 5 Game

During the summer, I always think that I'm going to keep reviewing school work. I don't want my children to forget their hard-earned skills. How hard would it be to review multiplication flash cards each morning after breakfast?

Apparently, very hard. Somehow when we end our school schedule, all my consistency falls apart. I think we've done flashcards only three times in the last month.

But on warm afternoons, my children like to sit in the cool house and play games. I like to think that game are a great way to practice math skills. Logic, strategy, adding up scores = painless math practice.

Rival5 Board Game
Last winter we bought a Rival 5 game. This game was invented by a teacher at a prison who was looking for a fun way to practice math facts for her adult students. The game can be played by all ages, as long as they know basic math facts. A child that knows how to add and subtract will be able to join adults with higher math skills.

Rival 5 is easy to learn and was absorbing enough that I wasn't bored with the game when playing with the children. In some games my children are so competitive they can be mean to each other, but I observed that with this game, my children were working together to find solutions.

I love to help spread the word about new products invented by someone who saw a need and is filling it. I was offered a free copy to give to one of you. Go over to the Rival 5 website and then come back here and let a comment sharing one of you favorite games. I'll draw one random winner to receive a free copy of Rival 5 courtesy of the inventor.

Please give an email address in your comment where I can contact you. The giveaway is open to US mailing addresses. Giveaway is open for one week. Don't forget to visit the Rival 5 website before leaving a comment.

Disclaimer: I purchased my own copy of Rival 5 several months ago. A free copy was offered to me to give to one Home Joys reader. All opinions expressed here are my own.

76 comments :

  1. One of our favorite games is toss up. It is a game using colored dice that is easy for children and adults to play. My children use to play it at a nursing home with the residents and it was easy for both age groups.

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  2. Rival 5 sounds like a lot of fun. Our family likes to play Apples to Apples and Clue.

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  3. Chinese Checkers!

    smstombaugh @ live . com

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  4. Cranium. Aspiralingupward@gmail.com

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  5. That game looks like an amazing way to improve math skills! Our family enjoys Qwirkle, a game of shapes, colors, and strategy. It is good for most age groups.
    bearsden82@gmail.com

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  6. Quirkle is one of our last new games. Our 6 year old, who has not yet started school, enjoys this game as well as the adults. This game is a great strategy exercise. The colorful tiles are also fun for practice in matching and counting for preschoolers.

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  7. We really enjoy playing Qwirkle!
    janellelehman88@gmail.com

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  8. Rival 5 Looks like a wonderful game. Kids and adults love 'Sequence', a great card/board game.
    6wicks@comcast.net

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  9. Ticket to Ride!
    Melindafriesen94@gmail.com

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  10. Our most recent favorite game is Speak Out, we've laughed till we cried playing it. Rival 5 sounds like a great game, if they can learn while they think they are just playing it's a big win. kirstiefpratt@gmail.com

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  11. I still enjoy the old favorite, Dutch Blitz. This game sounds so fun! I love math!
    sheldonandlaura@gmail.com

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  12. We love just about any game but the kids especially like Uno and Go Fish.

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  13. We love Sequence. Rival 5 looks like great fun and learning at the same time.

    weberme@mail.gvsu.edu

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  14. Right now the kids love 'Spot It' and Checkers.
    lifeabundant02@gmail.com

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  15. My family enjoys Dutch Blitz and fast Scrabble!
    Would this be a good classroom game? I teach 4th grade and thought maybe my students would enjoy it.

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  16. 5 Second Rule is a current favorite at our house, along with Checkers and Uno.
    mheisey7@comcast.net

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  17. This game looks interesting! I’m always looking for games that help in the math department. Right now our family game we play a lot is black 7.
    Dsiegrist2010@gmail.com

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  18. The children love to play black seven and uno. larrynmaria10@gmail.com

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  19. Our favorite game is Dutch Blitz. We have 8 kiddos so trying to find something we all can play can be challenging. 🙂
    Mcghee576@hotmail.com

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  20. I love apples to apples and rummikub

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  21. My younger two (6 & 7) play Junior Monopoly.The six year is not in school yet but is learning basic math from having to work with money. My older two children (13 & 11) like to play Settlers of Catan, the gallery edition works well for children. crystalzeiset@gmail.com

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  22. Oh my games are our favorite way to pass the winter mths, Rook, Uno, Tickets to ride, and Blockus are just a few games we play. tina@zimmermanauto.biz

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  23. I love yahtzee! We take it on all our trips. I cant wait to try this game! Glad it uses math. Got a 9 year old that can use the practice! fivefeathersranch@yahoo.com

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  24. I would love to win this game! Even if I don't win, I am going to purchase it for my daughter and friends to play. Thank you for the opportunity! maryalicelucius@gmail.com

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  25. I love games with purpose! Our family currently loves UNO.
    Thehoustonfive@gmail.com

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  26. Uno and apples to apples at our house. noahfaith1123@gmail.com

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  27. Hi Gina. Rival 5 sounds great! We play UNO more than anything around our home. It’s our fav!

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  28. Lots of game lovers at this house! For Sale, Settlers, Ticket To Ride, Splendor... christopherbethany@juno.com

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  29. Number games are some of my favorites, so I might like this! I'm sure I've spent hours playing Rook, Dutch Blitz, Rummikub, Etc. A game for the entire family sounds wonderful!
    Karen -- jakah @ verizon.net

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  30. Rival 5 looks like it would be perfect for my crew! Right now they're all in to Snitch. My favorite is Catan. =)

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  31. Looks like fun! Our favorite games are uno, rook, monopoly, ticket to ride,and spot it. My email is: (no spaces in address)
    mrsmarv 73 @gmail. com

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  32. We're a game loving family! Settlers, Hands and feet, and Dutch Blitz are probably our favorites. We also enjoy Apples to Apples. mohntonmonkeys@dejazzd.com

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  33. My girls are still young, but they enjoy Dutch Blitz and occasionally the high speed Spit.
    friendlywiggles@gmail.com

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  34. I've enjoyed Tri-Ominos. That is another number game with a combination of chance and skill that makes it easy and interesting for a variety of ages. -crsmbs @ afo(dot)net

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  35. We like 5 Straight...and Qwirkle!

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  36. Qwirkle, sequence, blockus are our current favorites. Lesnlucyebersole@gmail.com

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  37. Scrabble..... We are playing with our granddaughters as soon as they learn to spell and read. They love it. Thank you for sharing and thanks for this opportunity. Newladydd@gmail.com

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  38. Another game lover here! We enjoy a variety.....Quirkle, Dutch Blitz, Scrabble, Blokus, Life, Monopoly, Apples to Apples, Rummikub, Boggle, Chutes and Ladders, Sorry, etc etc....
    Would love to learn a new one! 😊

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  39. Scrabble....we love it. Thanks for sharing and thanks for this opportunity. Newladydd@gmail.com

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  40. lmj.4589@gmail.com
    Forgot to leave it with my comment. I’m LMJ. 😊

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  41. Qwirkle and Scum are family favorites. Both allow for a variety of ages to play and have fun!

    Zookschalk@gmail.com

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  42. This appears to be a fine game to possess since it's for most ages. Checkers is still a favorite here. lhilty1@comcast.net

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  43. It looks like a great game. I like to see educational toys/games. Our children are still young and they like to play the different “spot it” games.

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  44. Forgot to put my email. thehorstpack@gmail.com

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  45. That beats sitting down to flash cards any day. What a great idea.

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  46. I went and read the description of the game. Looks like a great game to play with our grandkids. Kimwitman@comcast.net

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  47. Our favorite family game right now is Code Name. This game sounds like a winner! Thanks for sharing. loisrosenberry@yahoo.com

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  48. We love playing spot it, uno and skip-bo. smhalteman@gmail.com

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  49. Sounds like something my adult kids and good friends would love. We all like games that make you think.
    Alice
    amdamsteegt@gmail.com

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  50. Looks like a great game.
    I finally subscribed after reading for many years.
    I'm keeping you all in prayer.
    Carren

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  51. Our family loves to play qwirkle. It's a color, shape and sequencing game. Often there is more than one place to play your tile but you want as many points as possible.
    Brosscoffeetime@gmail.com

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  52. Spot It! is a great game that small children through adults can enjoy together. Right now my kids (age 9 and 11) are enjoying Settlers of Catan with me. tb0969 at gmail.com

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  53. Blockus and monopoly. And our children are really injoying building with legos
    Cornelius.susana@gmail.com

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  54. The most recent game we have been enjoying playing is Bean Bonanza. carojoy1@gmail.com

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  55. mbreidigan69@gmail.com
    Our family enjoys playing Apples to Apples and Catch Phrase, and Phase 10. Rival 5 looks like a great math game!

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  56. Our favorite is probably Scrabble, but we've played Spot It and Ticket to Ride at our grandkids' home and really enjoyed those as well. This looks like a great game -- and anything that builds math skills while having fun is a winner in my book!

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  57. Our girls are fairly young at this point so favorites are Candy Land and Memory. We enjoy games and we would enjoy adding this one to our collection.
    keithnjulieforever@gmail.com

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  58. Our family enjoys a variety of games. It's fun to watch even the young ones learn some strategies in chess.
    inhishandsrwl@gmail.com

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  59. Forgot to include my email for the drawing.
    carrensnowflake@gmail.com

    Thanks

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  60. We like word games like "Boggle" and "Scrabble". Ticket to Ride has been fun!
    My sister plays Rival5 and likes it.
    tonynwendy"at"att.net

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  61. Our children enjoy monopoly. I think they'd like this one too.
    anjshowalter@gmail.com

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  62. Our family enjoys Ticket to Ride.
    jrfnct@rit.edu

    ~ daybreaking

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  63. A FEW FAVORITES ARE GO FISH AND UNO;) Rachel
    mnrluv4ever@gmail.com

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  64. My six yr. old loves to play Clue (the case of the missing cake) and Birthday Party Monopoly. The older ones like Phase Ten. My daughter could use more practice in her math whether she likes it or not..:) h.sensenig@emypeople.net

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  65. Looks like fun! We like Dutch Blitz, Aggravation, Boggle, Scrabble, Ticket to Ride, Bohnanza and many others! westendorp"at"eastlink.ca
    Nice of you to do this giveaway!

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  66. I am so delighted with your honesty that your children can be unkind to each other due to competitiveness. Sometimes my grandgirls are the same way and I feel like I've failed somehow. I will look into this game !

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  67. Qwirkle and Blink are favorites for my children- age 5, 8 & 10.

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  68. What a fun game! My oldest is just getting ready to start first grade. I'm a little over number bingo so this looks like it would be a great addition (pun intended).
    My email is lannywhAThotmailDOTcom

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  69. Some of our favorites right now are Ticket to Ride, Dutch Blitz, Phase 10, and Chameleon. jkcassel@gmail.com

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  70. We enjoy playing games together and this looks like it'd be a fun addition to our collection! One of our favorites is Ticket to Ride. nsmeyers11@ymail.com

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  71. Our children enjoy Uno, but I would be happy with a new game for them to learn. ldkdjk180@gmail.com

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  72. One of our favorite games is Ticket to Ride. I have the kids work of math facts over the summer and would enjoy having a game they could play. vicandbetsatgmaildotcom

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  73. We’re loving Stratego right now. A little bit chess, a little bit battleship, a great game overall.

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  74. Our family enjoys playing Clue, Apples to Apples, and Skipbo dice. Rival 5 looks like an interesting way to keep Math facts sharp! nevinandcatherine@gmail.com

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