Carrom 400.01 Skittles Game

Younger players will develop their motor skills as they wind up the top and let it go, as well as counting skills as they add up the points earned from knocking down pins. Older players will develop strategy and geometry skills as they figure out just the right places to position the top. --M. Sullivan, Amazon.com editor and former schoolteacher

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Skittles is one of those toys that will provide your children with years of fun and still look like new when you need to pull it out for grandchildren. Our grandparents had this game and what I most remember is that it was one of the few things all five of my siblings could do together and have a guaranteed good time. We began using it when we were small (ages spanning 4-10) and were still playing when some of us were adults (ages 16-22). Sometimes our parents and grandparents would even join in! It is an exciting game that can be played according to the rules or just "freestyle." It is equally fun with one player or 4. Now that I am grown with three children of my own, guess what they play? Our skittles game. It is rare these days to have a toy of such lasting value. This has become a family treasure for us and will for you too.