Product Description

In Arthur Saves the Planet: One Step at a Time, Arthur and his friends & family work together to solve environmental issues threatening his hometown of Elwood City. From littered beaches to endangered tree frogs, from deforested parks to wasted water, the team has its work cut out for it. And ANYONE can help! Pick an Arthur character and collect colored resource cards representing time, expertise, friends, effort and advice. Use these wisely to solve the many challenge cards and, in return, receive tree seeds to help restore Elwood City back to its natural beauty!

Arthur Saves the Planet provides a unique and challenging design for children to actually experience the joys of strategic gaming with their parents and friends! Players aged 4 and up must decide whether to move their character to a specific location on the board, or collect another resource card. Never leave your house and you won’t solve any problems, but if you don’t take time to collect resources, such as helpful friends and expert advice, then you’ll never find the right solutions!

Inside the box you'll find two sets of rules. A simpler, co-operative game for Arthur fans ages 4+, and a competitive game for 2-5 players ages 6+.

Arthur Saves the Planet is endorsed by PBS Kids! The PBS KIDS logo is a registered mark of PBS and is used with permission.

Product Information

• Designer(s): Mike Siggins
• Manufacturer(s): FRED Distribution
• Year: 2008
• Players: 2 - 5
• Time: 40 minutes
• Ages: 6 and up
• Weight: 806 grams
• Language Requirements: This is a domestic item.

Contents:

• 1 board
• 8 player markers
• 8 character cards
• 20 challenge/solution tiles
• 102 resource cards
• 60 tree point markers
• 1 time marker
• rules booklet

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