Pickel the Pirate; Treasure Map to Knowledge

used it with homeschool

As far as educational games this is pretty good. You roll the dice, move around the board, answer question on a variety of topics, and collect treasure if your answers are correct. Questions are geared in age groups from preschool thru 4th grade. The component quality is excellent for a game in this classification. I am use to seeing cheap cardboard pieces in educational games, but these are top not. Detailed painted mini figures, wooden treasure chests, and plastic jewels really get the kids attention and interest. Unfortunately there is no real strategy to this game if that is what you are looking for, but I suppose that would defeat the purpose of anyone being able to win.

My grandchildren always gravitate to this game. Even the youngest one age 4 loves it (but we modify the rules 🙂)

I purchased this game for my son (9 years old and Autistic) for Christmas. The game pieces are fun, he loves the treasure chests and figures. I am very pleased with the education value, the kids are having fun and learning at the same time. I am also pleased with the quality of the board game, I believe I got my money`s worth.