Family Edition: Class Clown Bundle • 3 Themed Packs + 30 Blank Cards for Your Dumb Inside Jokes

This is the funniest game and this expansion pack didn’t disappoint. There are blank cards so your child can write their own responses.

The Cards Against Humanity Family Edition: Class Pack is a perfect way to get kids laughing and thinking creatively. It’s silly, age-appropriate, and easy to play. We used it for a classroom party and the kids had a blast! Great for family game nights or school events where you want big laughs without crossing the line. Highly recommend! My children are 9, 13, and 17. They all enjoy this game!

These were a good expantion in total. They are a good quality in cards and humor. They are 13+ in content but they arent too bad. I think that this pack is worth the price.

We will keep buying all the Family packs, because we love playing!

A blast for the whole family without the naughtiest answers so it's kid friendly

This is such a great game to play with children of different ages. I have a 7th grader and a 2nd grader and we bring it to play while we wait at restaurants. Lots of good laughs.

If you’re looking to add these to your deck, they are slightly taller and wider (maybe by 2-3 mm) than the 17+ deck. So is the Glow in the Dark Expansion. Had to keep them separate from my deck and my storage case. Going to gift them to my nieces and nephew because between the two, it’s a fair amount of cards. Wish they’d have been the same size, but it all worked out. Looks like a fun deck.

Whoever said family game night was dead hasn’t played Cards Against Humanity: Family Edition. We played the Class Clown Bundle last weekend and I haven’t emotionally recovered since. Highlights: My 10-year-old played a card that said “Farting so hard you levitate.” We laughed for 5 straight minutes. Grandma almost choked on her iced tea. The 30 blank cards gave my kids WAY too much power. One of them wrote “Dad’s receding hairline” and it’s been used in every round since. I’m officially the punchline. There’s a surprising amount of poop content. Like, an Olympic-level amount. My 7-year-old is now a certified poop joke connoisseur. We laughed so hard we cried, someone spit out their drink, and the dog left the room out of sheer secondhand embarrassment. Is this game educational? No. Is it mature? Also no. But is it 100% worth it for chaotic family bonding and discovering just how savage your children really are? Absolutely.

Hours of fun added on to our main set of cards. The blank cards are particularly fun.

Nice add on to the family cards against humanity game, however not sure the hunger of cards was worth it for the cost ($25) - I expected more cards.

Really good to have a tame version for the whole family to enjoy

My daughter loves the family edition of this game and we play it regularly…so much so I feel we know the cards from memory!! We have the glow in the dark extension box but were desperately in need of new cards! Enter this selection which will make a great stocking filler for a difficult-to-buy-for-teen!