Staccabees

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Staccabees is a fun, fast-paced, family-friendly version of Teetotum. The object of Staccabees is to be the first player to balance all of your wooden cubes on the group’s shared stack. Just spin the top to determine how many cubes you need to add to the stack. But be careful, because if you knock any cubes off the stack during your turn, you have to add the entire stack of cubes to your pile. Want to set your opponent back? Then try to make the stack as wobbly as possible at the end of your turn so they’ll knock over the stack. Win or lose, you’ll enhance coordination skills while enjoying a little friendly family competition.

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Brain Health Expert Says:

"Exercise your motor coordination skills by balancing the blocks, and activate the logical reasoning center of your brain with basic mathematics."

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How to Play:
Find a flat playing surface. Each player gets a pile made up of three of each type of cube (3 small, 3 medium, 3 large). Take turns spinning the top. Play your pieces based on how the top lands:
   'S' is for "Some" - place some (half, rounding up for odd numbers) of your pieces onto the tower called the STAC.
   'T' is for "Take" - take the top cube off the stack;
   'A' is for "All" - stack all of one size cube;
   'C' is for "Cipher" - no action is taken.

How to Win:
When you have played all the cubes from your pile onto the STAC, you're the winner!

Staccabees Rules .PDF

Additional Information

Format	Board Game
Players	2 Players, 2-4 Players, Small Groups
Manufacturer Recommended Age	6-99+
Warnings	CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

The Marbles BrainCoach says...

When I first played this game with my family we couldn't stop laughing. We kept trying to get the stack to fall over on the next player. So much fun, yet so great to exercise your fine motor skills.