Who's at Home?
Animals · Educational

Who's at Home?

Kids hop animal-shaped playing pieces around a colorful playing path, passing through eight different animal habitats, "Critter City," "Polar Snowland," "Big Sky Prairie," "Endless Desert," "Wild Wild Woods," "Dripping Wetlands," "Yak Yak Mountain," and "Teeming Rainforest." At each habitat, they attempt to win Animal Medallions by answering "Who's At Home?" questions. Examples: "What animal is the largest hunter on the African savanna?" "Why won't a polar bear ever meet, greet, or eat a penguin in the wild?" "What are earths, setts, and warrens?" Answers, with a line or two of explanation, are listed after each question.

2–4 playersages 8
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What is Who's at Home?

Kids hop animal-shaped playing pieces around a colorful playing path, passing through eight different animal habitats, "Critter City," "Polar Snowland," "Big Sky Prairie," "Endless Desert," "Wild Wild Woods," "Dripping Wetlands," "Yak Yak Mountain," and "Teeming Rainforest." At each habitat, they attempt to win Animal Medallions by answering "Who's At Home?" questions. Examples: "What animal is the largest hunter on the African savanna?" "Why won't a polar bear ever meet, greet, or eat a penguin in the wild?" "What are earths, setts, and warrens?" Answers, with a line or two of explanation, are listed after each question.

Winner is the first to collect all eight Animal Medallions and answer one final question from the "Who's At Home?" square in the center of the board.

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Game details

Players
2–4
Age
+8
Duration
Difficulty
Type
Board game
Year
1996
Mechanics
Roll / Spin and Move
Categories
Animals · Educational · Environmental
Designer
Publisher
Aristoplay
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How many players is Who's at Home? for?

Who's at Home? plays with 2–4 players.

How long does a game take?

Playing time varies with the number of players.

What age is it suitable for?

It is recommended from age 8.

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