Collection: Games for the Youngest Gamers
For 3, 4, 5, and 6 year olds
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Story Time Backgammon
Regular price $29.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Story Time Chess Set
Regular price $29.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Hurry Up Chicken Butt Game
Regular price $22.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Feed the Kitty Dice Game
Regular price $8.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Pretty Pretty Princess Game
Regular price $19.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Marvel Eye Found It! Card Game
Regular price $7.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Disney Eye Found It! Card Game
Regular price $7.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Rainbow Race Magnetic Game
Regular price $12.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Crocodile Dentist
Regular price $15.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Guess Who Giant Edition Game
Regular price $29.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Sea Memory & Matching Game
Regular price $12.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Bats Memory & Matching Game
Regular price $12.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Sequence for Kids
Regular price $22.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Shiny Space Memory & Matching Game
Regular price $22.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Busy Woods Memory & Matching Game
Regular price $15.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Color Puzzle Spinner Game
Regular price $24.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Panda Panic Game
Regular price $17.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Snap Card Game
Regular price $8.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Matching: Star Wars Young Jedi Adventure
Regular price $11.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Large Fishin’ Frenzy Game
Regular price $14.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Garden Little Square Memory & Matching Game
Regular price $12.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Spanish Vocabulary Bingo
Regular price $19.99Regular priceUnit price / per -
Eager Elephants Game
Regular price $19.99Regular priceUnit price / per
Playing games with your pre-k and early elementary age kiddos is really important. They get to practice all sorts of things-- social skills, problem solving, fine motor development, early reading skills, etc. etc. If you tell your kiddos that these are educational, they'll balk. 'Cause who wants to spend an afternoon practicing skills? And if you try to rope an older sibling into it? Totally impossible.
Good thing all of these games are fun! They're sneakily educational. You won't feel like you're being tortured when you play them. And older siblings will want to join in, too!