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Pio's Pigeon Post Game

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$14.39 $19.99 In stock

Category: Family Games

Number of Players: 2-4 Players
Playing Time: 10 Minutes
Pio Pigeon is starting his new job at the post office, but he needs a little help. Players use their math skills to make sure the right postage goes on each postcard. The player with the most postcards in front of them at the end wins the game. Includes a variant for children 6 years and up.

  • Help Pio in his new job by correctly adding up the right postage for postcards. Get the most right and you win!
  • Stamp tiles show the value of the stamps players use. A great way for little ones to learn their numbers!
  • Variant for older players: flip the postcards over to reveal "letters" with higher postage values for more of a challenge.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

Perfect for quick family game nights—the 10-minute rounds keep everyone engaged without dragging on. My niece and nephew were actually excited to practice their addition while delivering mail for Pio.

Ella ★★★★★

My kids loved figuring out the right postage for Pio—it's a sneaky way to practice addition without them realizing they're learning.

Adam A. ★★★★★

Ten minutes is the perfect length for my four-year-old's attention span, and the postage math sneaks in some counting practice without him noticing. We've played it four nights in a row now.