Players win electoral votes by answering questions on U.S. history and geography. The player who earns a minimum number of electoral votes and reaches the American Eagle first is the next President. The president of the company, Jan Barney Newman, believes the game helps children to learn to be better future citizens and leaders of the country with more knowledge about the United States. Aristoplay makes a fine line of educational games. This is a theater designed to stimulate imaginative play, featuring white markerboard or chalkboard panels.
Children use it as a store, post office, library and whatever else suits their fancy.
For performances or imaginative play, each panel can be custom decorated with scenes, or used in any way the child desires. The theater panels are framed in solid hard maple. A pair of washable curtains easily mount on a curtain rod to cover the front opening. The panels fold easily for storage, but are held open during use by locking metal braces. The theater is easy to assemble with a Phillips head screwdriver.