Rules a Child Can Learn

If a young player cannot repeat the rules back, the game turns into an argument.

Sturdy, Chunky Pieces

Small hands drop things, and thin cardboard bends the first time it hits the floor.

Short Rounds for Short Spans

Interest fades fast at that age, so a game that ends quickly gets played again.

Little Reading Required

Symbols and pictures let a child who is still learning to read play unassisted.

Tactile, Hands On Play

Stacking, flicking, and balancing hold a child's attention better than bookkeeping.