Sorts for Kids is a home grown Australian Game which was released at the Australian Toy Fair in 2008. If you don’t know what you are missing – Sorts for Kids is the junior version of the game of putting things in order!

Could you sort a list of animals by the number of eyes they have? What about by the number of bones or teeth? Or even how long they can hold their breath! Could you pick which sports use a ball? Or could you sort your favourite cartoon characters by height? And how would you go in a fun contest to find out which player has the longest hair, shortest finger or the most pets? Well, in the game of sorts for kids everyone gets to find out! There are hundreds of topics specifically for kids that will have you, your family and your friends, laughing, learning and really sorting yourselves out!

As an added bonus to this games night, the inventor of Sorts for Kids (Leonie Cutts) will be attending the Inquizitive games night to ensure that we are playing the game correctly! She will also be able to answer any question you have on how she came up with the game, or where all the questions come from.

Once again, there is a $5 entry fee to join in on the Sorts for Kids Games Night. All money raised goes to the Launceston General Hospital’s Children’s Ward, towards some much needed games.

If you would like to participate in the evening please register by handing your $5 to one of the staff at the shop and signing up your name as seats are limited.

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