PEACEABLE KINGDOM SNUG AS A BUG IN A RUG!

5月ごろの自粛期間に7歳と3歳の子に買いました。サイコロとルーレットの組み合わせでレベルを変えることができ、3歳の子に合わせて簡単にも、7歳の子に合わせて少し難しくもできます。3歳の子は、てんとう虫を気に入って、それだけで遊んだりもしていました。 買ってよかったです。

Such a fun game and very age appropriate. I love that the rules change based on age and understanding and it’s easy to learn and play. We’ve played two of the three levels with our four year old and he loves it. I wholeheartedly recommend this cute game to any bug loving littles!

This is a perfect game for children because you play cooperatively against the game itself, so you either all win or you all lose. Although I am strong believer in teaching your children to work through disappointment with this game you can help them because if they lost than you lost too! It's a great way to help teach them about disappointment by following your actions. Pros: good fun, cooperative game for all ages Cons: I don't have any I recommend this game for family fun (our boys are 2 and 4 and the grandparents are in their 60s)

Great game. it's 3 dfferent levels makes it easy for the younger children to join in. Then the other levels challenge older children.

This is our family's favorite game to play all together, and we are 2.5, 5, 36 and 37. There are three levels to play, which makes this work well for families with children of multiple ages (and is promising for long-term use). We always play on the simplest level as we have a 2.5 year old. Players spin a spinner and then find a bug of the corresponding color, number, or shape to put under the "rug" (game board). Players work together to try to beat the stink bugs who come out once you run out of bugs. My 2.5 year old loves the concept of stink bugs and laughs so hard when it's time for a stink bug to come on the board! This is a collaborative game, so everybody wins or loses together. That really helps us keep the fun in family game night and minimizes fighting. My 5 year old still sometimes gets upset when we lose, but since the whole family loses, the adults can model well how to manage. Each time you play (on Level 1), you roll a die to find out if you will match the bugs to the spinner based on color, number, or shape. That keeps things from getting repetitive for us adults, and helps the kids to recognize multiple attributes. There's really a lot of nice math learning here! My 2.5 year old has been able to play this for a few months - he has trouble when we play for numbers, but it's a great way for him to learn. The bugs are not tiny and pretty easy to keep track of, though I wish the board were magnetic as my kids bump into a lot requiring some reorganizing. The spinner is part of the board, and the pieces are all pretty sturdy and well made. Grown ups can use a little strategy here. We win about 50-60% of the time. We have a lot of Peaceable Kingdom Games (Bunny Bedtime, Where's Bear?, Monkey Around, Count Your Chickens, Feed the Woozle, and Stone Soup) and this is by far the favorite for both the kids and the adults in our family. I can't recommend it enough.