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Go Fish: School of Success Card Game

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$12.54 $16.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

by Franklin Learning Systems


School of Success teaches kids that success in school and later in life depends on more than intelligence and hard work. To be successful, a person needs to get organized, stay organized, set goals, and purse those goals in an efficient way. The term "work smart" is relevant to success in school. This game helps players by giving practical tools and guidelines for working efficiently. The student who follows these guidelines may not only be a better student but also enjoy school more and have enhanced self-esteem.


Includes two decks of 50 cards (each deck is a different skill level), rules sheet, and facilitator guidelines. For 2-5 players ages 5 and up.


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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Miles O. ★★★★★

My son actually asks to play this on weekends, which never happens with learning games. The lesson about organization really clicked for him after just a few rounds.

Adam Y. ★★★★☆

We got it to help my daughter with organization habits, and I like how it weaves that lesson into a fun card game. It’s held up well after a few family game nights, though I wish the instructions were a bit clearer for younger kids.