ThinkFun Roll and Play - Engaging Toddler Toy for Interactive Play | Encourages Creativity | Enhances Gross Motor Skills | Perfect for Family Bonding Time

My 3 year old loves this game. It keeps him moving having to roll the cube, teaches colors as he has to pull the matching color card, and helps brain development as he does whatever action the card indicates. I couldnt recommend enough. It's always fun watching our little ones play and learn and that's what this game encourages

Bought this for my 2 & 4 yr old Granddaughters- they loved it! We had so much fun playing it!

So much fun for learning|!

I bought as a gift for a 2nd birthday. I have heard she has a lot of fun with it. Very basic and gets them into the idea of following game rules. It’s very cute 10/10 recommended

I saw my friend play this game with her kids and thought it looked pretty fun so decided to get a set to try. My kids loved it! They were fighting over the colorful cube and keep wanting to toss it around. The material of the cube is nice and sturdy. The cards are big and words are clearly written that are simple enough for the kids to read. My daughter is 5 years old and has not had any formal schooling was able to read 99% of the text on the cards and understands all the illustrations. So reading level for this game is on point. My son who is 3 years old is not really reading yet but understands the actions when you tell him. Overall, I highly recommend getting this game to play together as a family as it builds communication, learning, and family time.

A game that is educational and fun...winner, winner!This game consists of a stuffed, soft, and colorful cube with a pocket that holds the cards from 6 categories (emotions, counting, body parts, colors, actions, and animal sounds). I have had this game at least 2 years (and I have a 4 year old and 2 year old). I would say that this game is great for 1-4 year olds. A 1 year old will enjoy throwing the ball and copying some moves/sounds. A 2 year old will like throwing the ball and be pretty good with the cards (but still learning concepts). A 3 year old will love throwing the ball all over and picking the right card to go with the corresponding colors. A 4 year old will be somewhat bored with doing what the cards say- it will be more about throwing the ball. (Though, if you play the game sparingly, it will help to renew their interest in the cards).Here are some of my favorite features:1. As a former kindergarten teacher, I love that this game teaches my kids while they get up and move around. Great for getting kids to be active....all while teaching them...and they love it! (PS- it is also can be a lazy game for the adult because the child rolls the ball and goes and gets it. An adult can just sit there if you want while you watch them get energy out and help them do the cards).2. It's awesome that the cards can be stored in the pocket (in the purple side of the cube). One neatly stored game-less of a possibility of parts getting lost.3. I love that the cards are on the thicker side and coated- great for dealing with kiddos.4. I love that there is no winner in this "game." The kids just take turns rolling the ball, picking the corresponding card, and then doing what it says. Perfect to solve sibling rivalry.I can't say enough great things about this game!

My 2-year-old LOVES this game! The cards have pictures that make it so that he knows what he needs to do or find just based on the pictures. The cube is larger than I thought which makes it ideal for littles to grab hold of. I also love the pocket that keeps the cards with the cube so you don't have random toy parts scattered about.

Age of my child: 20 months - boyOverall this is a great physical game for toddlers and very helpful in helping them learn in a fun way!Likes:-loved the 6 color sets, each focusing on a specific topic or theme of actions. Examples...locating colors, making emotion faces, locating parts of your body, other actions like giving a hug or high five-flexiblity to create your own made-up games.-can use some or all of the card categories, based on what your child can currently do and add more as they learn.-Good size and feel to the colored dice. My toddler loves tossing it to see what color lands face up to draw a card for, as well as just to identify colors in general.-there are pictures on each card that also show a visual of the actions written. My toddler was able to learn what to do, both by someone reading it or just looking at the card himself.Dislikes or Improvements Reccomended:- wish the cards were laminated or not as easy to bend. Toddlers like to grab, fold or crumple these if you don't take each one away right after they've finished looking it.-would like more categories or add-on sets to purchaseGame tips:-can seperate the card category sets for creating individual games. Let child randomly draw card.-Use the dice for the blue card actions (locating colors). This allows the child to locate colors easily and quickly. Just add one black & one white item near the dice for easy access. Child can draw from blue cards out of your hand and then child rotates the dice to place the matching color on top.-scatter as many cards as desired, with color face up, onto the floor and let child randomly pick.-can offer a reward for either completing one of the full color sets or for each card they try to do, like a sticker.

Perfecto para iniciar a los niños pequeños en el desarrollo de habilidades sociales.

My 23-month old loves the game, brings it to me to (endlessly) play. We don't really roll the ball, sometimes we first draw a card and then look for the color on the dice (the dice is bigger than I expected and of great quality as a soft toy, too), and then perform the action on the card. Great option for some quality time together with a parent! The card are thin and I am trying to teach the child not to bend them - supervision is necessary until he learns. But overall we are very happy with the game!

I bought this for my daughter when she was just 1.5 years old and she loves it. it is a good way to engage the kids, now she is 2.5 year old and understand all the activities and enacts and enjoy thouroughly.

This is a great 'first' game for your toddler. Aside from being fun, it also teaches toddlers to take turns, along with helping to learn and understand colours, facial expressions, counting etc.My daughter absolutely loves this game, and we love watching the joy on her face when she can figure out what to do by herself and gets it right!I highly recommend this game to anyone with young toddlers - the perfect combination of fun and learning!

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