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Temperature-Trek

Temperature-Trek 1976

Design (Uncredited) Art (Uncredited) Publisher Milton Bradley
2–4
Players
8
Age
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About the Game

User summary: The twenty cards, each of which shows a temperature in Fahrenheit, are shuffled and five are dealt to each player. In turn, each player generates a random number using the spinner and then advances one pawn the indicated number of spaces. The five players try to match all of the cards dealt to the spaces one has landed, which are in Celsius, The first player on the gameboard and return Home is winner.

The game is an educational tool designed by Dr. George Spooner of Centarl Connecticut State College to reinforce the conversion of the Fahrenheit and Celsius systems.

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Categories
Deduction Educational Memory
Mechanics
Roll / Spin and Move
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