I watched this show a lot more when it first came out. There are 5 kids that set at desks and get to come out one at a time to help a contest. So basically the adult can cheet off of one of the kids if they need to. Of course they are picking very bright 5th graders to be on the show but it is kind of interesting how much people don't know. And I wonder how they figure out what questions go in what grade because I am a 2nd grade teacher and there are some things they ask as a 2nd grade question that is something we don't teach so it would be interesting to find that out. It is really show at times...
review »Are you smarter than a fifth grader? This board game is good entertainment for your family. It plays just like the television game show, with cards set up for each category ranging from first to fifth grade. It really challenges you to revisit your grade school past. I have not been able to win the game yet, unless I have seen the questions before. Some questions make me think back to my early school years, wondering if I was taught this or did it come around in 7th and 8th grades. This game does answer one of the age old questions you may have asked yourself growing up----Why do I need to learn...
review »Are you smarter than a 5th grader? is one the best game show in the USA There ten subjects from the 1st grade to the 5th grade if the contestent anwsers all ten subjects corretly they will get an 11th subject which will be worth $1,000,000 and the 11th subject is always a 5th grade and if they drop out or flok out they will look into the camra and tell to the USA the they are not smarter then a 5th grader? but if they get 11th subject correct they will win the $1,000,000 and will look into the camra to to the USA that they are Smarter then a 5th Grader? They already gave away the $1,000,000...
review »This is a great show, educational and yet fun to watch both for kids and adults. It brings back memories of our elementary years at school. It is not boring and the kids are wonderful. A great test for even the genius, to see how well they still remember what they learned from their early years at school.
At home, parents and their kids can compete, at the same time have fun.
i thought the show was geared for adolescents. even though its an adult agreeing or disagreeing with a child in the fifth grade. I didn't articurlarly enjoy this show