Board Games

3 - 6 years. Woozle, a friendly monster, is hungry and loves chocolate-covered flies and hairy pickles. Can you feed him 12 silly snacks from the spoon before all the snacks are gone? This game requires working together to get Woozle fed. Includes instructions for 3 levels of play and helps to promote body awareness, builds fine and gross motor skills, and working cooperatively. 2-5 players.

5 years & up. Easier versions of favorite classic games: Scrabble® Junior, Word Search Game, and Monopoly Discover. Available individually or in a set of three.

3 years & up. Teach your children about the importance of compassion with this fun Friends & Neighbors: The Helping Game to Encourage Empathy and Cooperation. This matching game promotes working together and collaborative play. In playing the game and reading about the feelings and needs of the characters, children will begin to recognize feelings in others, the first step to building empathy. This game includes 4 game boards, tokens, a helping bag, a guide, and a story book. For 1-4 players.

3 years & up. This simple to learn game introduces children to counting and strategy. Place all your monkeys on the bed after acting out bedtime activities - brushing teeth, putting on pajamas, etc. - and win the game. Be careful! The spring-action bed could shake your monkeys off at any time. Develops fine motor skills. 46 pieces.

4 years & up. This cool board game teaches the basics of programming to preschoolers! Learning to play the game is easy and minutes to play. Children learn programming, from coding to functions through fun play. Once the turtle reaches a jewel, that player is the winner! Up to 4 players can participate. A great STEM toy, play encourages the development of planning and sequential reasoning skills. Measures 10.5" L x 2" W x 10.5" H.

3 - 6 years. Work together to find matching bugs and slip them under the rug before the arrival of the 3 stink bugs. Three levels of play add more challenges. Game teaches counting, colors, numbers, and shape recognition, while building visual discrimination and cooperation. No reading required. 2-4 players.

2 years & up. With Where's Bear? take turns hiding and finding Bear under the different sturdy nesting boxes. Each box illustrates different rooms in Bear's house and includes a matching game. A wonderful first board game for young children.