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First release. Guess how big real things are, then build them into your museum.
Kids 6 to 9 guess how big real things are, then build a museum. Plays offline.
How big is a blue whale? Is the Eiffel Tower closer to a bus or a football field? Ant to Everest is a card game for kids 6 to 9 about how big things really are. Every new thing comes with a ? Size. Your kid guesses which of seven things they already know it's closest to: a quarter, a hand, a kid, a car, a bus, a football field or a mile. Then the real size shows up next to things they can picture, often with a fact worth repeating at dinner. Guess right and you get cards. Spend cards to build things into your museum. Bigger things need bigger rooms, so they cost more, and kids start planning ahead. • 39 real things, from an ant to Mount Everest, each with a checked size, and most with a surprising fact • Play against the computer, or pass the phone to a grown-up (up to 3 players) • Today's Five: a different five to measure each day, the same five for the whole family • Plays offline. No account, no sign-in. • No purchases. No subscription. • One short ad between rounds, never in the first five minutes. The ads are set up for kids and never personalized. Made by Pettigrew Lab, a small family-run studio. Questions or ideas: pettigrewlabllc@gmail.com