Covalence is a cooperative, deduction-based card Game modeled accurately around the basics of organic CHEMISTRY! Players must work together to build a number of organic molecules. But the challenge is, they have a limited amount of information and a limited number of clues.the builders then attempt to deduce the structure of their molecule by bonding their elements in various arrangements until they believe their molecule matches the correct molecular Structure.covalence is great for the Science classroom or a Game night with family and friends. Covalence encourages creative yet precise communication and collaboration and is great for groups that enjoy puzzle-style deduction games. All the concepts covered in covalence are concepts that would be introduced in a basic High School Level chemistry course. And it does so in a way that is fun and intuitive for everyone!covalence was created by a Professor of Game design who is also a chemical engineer and chemistry teacher!genius games is a stem-centered publishing Company that creates high-quality tabletop games and children's books. We demystify intimidating concepts in the sciences through the thrill of play. We engage players in a lifelong process of Inquiry by rewarding curiosity with fun.ages: 8+ players: 2 - 4+ time: 20 - 40 minsscience concepts covered in covalence:covalent bonding, single bonds, double bonds, elements, atoms, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, chemical nomenclature, stereochemistry, Organic CHEMISTRY Chemistry card game - learn chemistry from a cooperative science game where players build organic molecules from elements on the periodic table. In Chemistry class, This is called covalent bonding. Strategic play - a cooperative game about building organic molecules with strategy to engage an adult gamer, yet straightforward enough kids as young as 8 can play with family or in the classroom. Accurate science - all molecules, bonds, and science vocabulary are concepts covered in high school chemistry class, making it one of the best educational games teachers can use to teach science. Who can play - perfect for the Gamer, science class or family game night. Teachers, Scientists, biologists, and students love playing this geeky science game; and it makes a great birthday surprise Learn science - a game for the classroom designed to teach chemistry and chemical bonding at middle school, High School or college levels, covalence complies with nags standards and stem principles.
