Target has select Board Games on sale listed below with additional$10 Off on $40+ purchases for Target Circle Members (free to join). Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free w/ Target Circle Card, Target Circle 360 Membership, or on $35+ orders.
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Dive into the captivating world of River Valley Glassworks, where art meets strategy in a picturesque glass-making adventure. In this engaging board game, you’ll navigate river tiles and strategically place tokens to collect glass pieces by color or rarity. Your goal is to meticulously arrange these glass pieces on your player board to complete rows and columns, maximizing your score. Plan your moves carefully to create stunning glass patterns and achieve the highest score. Perfect for fans of strategic games and beautiful design, River Valley Glassworks offers a unique blend of artistry and tactical play.
Product SKU:
target_90179333_90179333
UPC:
618149323593
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Target has select Board Games on sale listed below with additional$10 Off on $40+ purchases for Target Circle Members (free to join). Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free w/ Target Circle Card, Target Circle 360 Membership, or on $35+ orders.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for posting this deal.
River valley is a fun family game. We play it with our 7, 9, and 11 year olds and everyone enjoys it including the adults. The kids also love it because it has some nice high quality components (the gems are very tactile and feel like good quality).
There is no player interaction which is great for our family (less fights and arguing since you don't take actions that target others). However, the decision you make in your turn will affect the state of what's available for the next player.
It also helps teach some strategy concepts to young kids as they think about how they want to earn points, and that they may have to change their strategy based on what is available when it is their turn.
Finally, it helps with math skills because everyone needs to calculate their points at the end.
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River valley is a fun family game. We play it with our 7, 9, and 11 year olds and everyone enjoys it including the adults. The kids also love it because it has some nice high quality components (the gems are very tactile and feel like good quality).
There is no player interaction which is great for our family (less fights and arguing since you don't take actions that target others). However, the decision you make in your turn will affect the state of what's available for the next player.
It also helps teach some strategy concepts to young kids as they think about how they want to earn points, and that they may have to change their strategy based on what is available when it is their turn.
Finally, it helps with math skills because everyone needs to calculate their points at the end.
Kickstarted River Valley Glassworks.. have zero regrets (other than not enough time for board games lately). If you dont have it, I would jump on it.. fun game and my table asked about playing just recently again.
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There is no player interaction which is great for our family (less fights and arguing since you don't take actions that target others). However, the decision you make in your turn will affect the state of what's available for the next player.
It also helps teach some strategy concepts to young kids as they think about how they want to earn points, and that they may have to change their strategy based on what is available when it is their turn.
Finally, it helps with math skills because everyone needs to calculate their points at the end.
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There is no player interaction which is great for our family (less fights and arguing since you don't take actions that target others). However, the decision you make in your turn will affect the state of what's available for the next player.
It also helps teach some strategy concepts to young kids as they think about how they want to earn points, and that they may have to change their strategy based on what is available when it is their turn.
Finally, it helps with math skills because everyone needs to calculate their points at the end.
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