Board Games for Preschoolers, Page 7

Pete the penguin wants to have fun in the pool. The children show him the right way by memorizing the symbols on the turned cards.If Pete reaches the pool before it starts raining, everyone wins.

Welcome to this engaging family game and dive into an ocean of fun. In Hello Hello Kalmario, players aged 4 and up embark on an exciting journey by placing tiles. Players compete in strategically placing tiles with octopus tentacles to complete Kalmario.

Haba Party Game Hurray Party from 3 yearsWhat do you need for a great party? Lots of colorful confetti, of course! Panda, crocodile, and friends are having fun with their confetti cannons.The first one to scatter colorful confetti around their animal, with a little luck rolling the dice, wins.

Haba Board game for children Hedgehog and Friends Memory game with color matching and dice throwing The hedgehog children are playing dress-up. They want to have big spines in their favorite colors. To achieve this, players must pull leaves with the correct colored spikes from a bag of leaves, but be careful! The wind can blow the leaves away, so even the leaves you thought were yours will...

Haba My First Games Set of 10 games for children aged 2 and up 10 first games with a farm theme offer fun for 1 to 3 players aged 2 and up. Each game lasts approximately 5 minutes, which is ideal for keeping young children's attention. This versatile game collection includes a variety of activities such as dominoes, dice, memory games, and many other wooden and cardboard game materials....

Haba My First Games Brick by Brick ages 2 and upIt's busy in the Haba houses! Construction is happening everywhere. Floor by floor, brick by brick, new houses are going up. Roll up your sleeves and get to work!Children use a truck to transport the necessary building blocks and a crane to place them precisely. Will they manage to assemble all the blocks according to the building plan before the...

The SmartMax magnetic construction set is ideal for children aged 1–5 who want to enjoy safe and fun play. It combines building with interactive sound and sensory elements that stimulate the senses and encourage curiosity. Children can discover the world of magnets, create simple structures, and enjoy sound effects.

This first coloring set is ideal for children from 18 months. Kids create large colorful dots with soft foam markers—side by side or overlapping—and when they close the picture pouch, all small mistakes disappear, revealing a beautiful animal motif. The ink is washable, and the markers fit perfectly in little hands.

The 3D Animals creative set engages children in crafting, using colorful paper circles, stickers, and templates to create cheerful pictures of a squirrel, mouse, bird, or bear. Simple gluing and folding develop fine motor skills, concentration, and imagination, while producing beautiful results that delight both children and parents.

Children can decorate four beautiful animal illustrations using special paints that allow them to create raised dots, lines, and sparkling details. The mini bottles are easy to hold, the applicators guide the paint precisely, and the brush helps try additional effects or fill larger areas. The finished pictures have an original 3D appearance and a stunning texture.

The Polar Animals origami set guides children through simple step-by-step folding. With the help of clear instructions, they can create a polar bear, penguin, whale, and other inhabitants of polar regions. Colorful printed papers give each animal a unique look, and the finished creations can be used for play or as decorations.

The Djeco set brings children a unique creative experience – using colored sands and glitter to create beautiful textured pictures of dazzling birds. Simply follow the easy instructions, peel off the marked sections, sprinkle them with sand or glitter, and watch the illustrations come to life. The result is original sparkling artwork that can decorate a child’s room or serve as a lovely gift.

A creative set that lets children aged 18 months and up discover the magic of finger paints. Just a few drops of paint and magical patterns begin to appear on the animals. In the end, children can decorate them with stickers to give them an even cuter look. The set also includes a practical paper mat, so crafting is easy and mess-free. A great way to explore colors and shapes through play.

An educational game that helps children aged 3 and up discover the English alphabet and learn to read. The letters are easy for children to remember thanks to associations. The game encourages children to come up with their own riddles and discover the meanings of English words. The game develops hand-eye coordination and memory. The game helps children learn while playing. It is designed for...

This game teaches children how to feel, name, and express emotions in different ways—with their voice, whole body, movement, words, or facial expressions. Children learn how important feelings are in their everyday lives and why it is so important to express them. The game develops social skills and supports emotional development. It is important that there are no bad or unwanted emotions in...

A creative family game for 2 or more players aged 3 and up. Make funny faces, strange sounds, doodle, and communicate with gestures! Collect points and become a master of communication! Choose one of up to 110 picture cards. Describe the symbol on the card using words, sounds, gestures, movements, or drawings.    

Dobble Spider-Man is a new version of the popular observation game, now for Spider-Man enthusiasts. It features 57 unique symbols on 55 cards, where each pair of cards shares only one matching symbol. Players can choose from five different game variants as described in the rules.

Dobble Sport is a new version of the popular observation game, now for sports enthusiasts. It features 57 unique symbols on 55 cards, where each pair of cards shares only one matching symbol. Players can choose from five different game variants as described in the rules.

Help the confused Color Monster sort out her emotions in this cooperative game. Roll the dice, travel around the game board, name your feelings, and work together to correctly place the emotion tokens in the jars before too many confused (multicolored) jars appear. An ideal game for 2–5 players aged 3 and up, which playfully teaches children to recognize and talk about their feelings.

Did you know wombat poo is shaped like cubes? It’s true! In this game you take turns stacking poo cubes of different sizes onto a teetering tower. Choose the right time to score one point per cube in the tower and exit the round. But don’t wait too long, or the tower will fall over and you’ll score nothing!

In the depths of the seas, octopuses compete for treasures left behind by surface dwellers; they collect and stack them in their secret lairs.  

The Limpopo River is not just any river – it is the realm of hungry crocodiles! In this fast-paced and funny family game, players become crocodiles with one goal: to catch as many tasty animals as possible. But be careful – instead of a fish or a crab, you might end up with a log in your mouth. And that could mean losing a tooth!

A bouncy fun adventure!