Board Games for Preschoolers, Page 21

Your favourite characters from the vibrant worlds of Pixar come to life in this special edition of the smash-hit game of speedy observation! Featuring familiar faces from Toy Story, the Incredibles, Finding Nemo and many more classic films; will you be the first to spot the single matching image between any two cards?

Concept Kids Animals is a cooperative version of the game Concept, adapted for children who don’t yet know how to read.  

It's the UNO game everyone loves but simplified so kids 3 years and older can play! Each of the cards features images from pre-school movie, PAW Patrol. The number cards have a matching character graphics so kids who don’t know their numbers yet can still play! Chase matches Chase, and Skye Level One is simple matching, Level Two introduces action cards to the deck and Level Three adds penalty...

“Frog Soup”, a cooperative game of jumping frogs. The Witch is cooking a frog soup, and you are the last ingredients to the recipe. So, cooperate, jump and try to spill the soup before she puts you in the cauldron.  

The robbers have returned to the Royal Route. But they don't stand a chance against the lawmen led by you and your children. Whoever is the most skilled and catches the most robbers wins. In addition to having lots of fun with your kids, you'll also get to practice logical thinking and simple arithmetic with them.  

In Bug Hunt, players want to collect matching bugs to complete their collection.At the start of the game, they construct the bug shrub and fill it with all manner of bugs. Then, they reach in through the shrub's tunnel opening to try to grab theirs — but they have to watch out for the other players' bugs as well as the white ones, who are known to bite any hand that tries to grab them. The...

The little bear is hungry! He needs your help eating his fruits and vegetables! Prepare food portions on a plate, throw the cube and use the spoon to feed the teddy according to the food that appears on the cube.

Guide your children towards a love of foreign languages. With this game it will be literally playful. The colourful game boards have pictures for the youngest children, the bigger ones can match the drawings with words and the most advanced players will only look for English words as in the classic eight-letter puzzles. The game will help children practice their observation, improve their...

In Alle gegen Rudi, everyone is trying to catch Rudi the mouse, who runs faster than everyone else, but if the team plays smart, they can still beat him in the end.

Test your memory and knowledge of the world of Harry Potter!