Educational InsightsThe Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Game - Cute Preschool Board Games for Kids, Toddler Fine Motor Skills, Color Matching Kids Games and Fun Gifts for Girls & Boys Ages 3+

This game is perfect for young kids! It’s easy to understand, fun to play, and keeps little ones engaged. My son absolutely loved it and wanted to play all the time. It’s been a great way to spend quality family time together, and it’s helped build his hand eye coordination too. Highly recommended for younger children and families!

Fun game , great entertainment for the family !

My kids love to play this (4-10) it’s simple to play without an adult and good to practice math skills for my little one!

The media could not be loaded. T his squirrel game is a huge hit in our house! It’s super easy for toddlers to learn, and the gameplay is just the right length to hold their attention. It’s fantastic for building fine motor skills—using the squirrel tweezers to pick up the acorns is both fun and great for hand-eye coordination.The game also naturally teaches colors, counting, and taking turns, which makes it a great learning tool without feeling like a lesson. Even older kids (and adults!) enjoy playing along, which makes it a fun family activity. Highly recommend for toddlers and preschoolers!

It keeps us engage with the game.

This game is great for a multitude of reasons! It helps teach taking turns, builds fine motor skills and learning to follow the rules even though you may lose. My two year old loves this game. I highly recommend it

This is such a fun game for little ones! Emphasizes color recognition and matching, counting, taking turns, fair play, and winning and losing! The hardest part was for my little one to be able to grasp the squirrel tightly enough to use as the pinchers for picking up acorns. There is a space you can spin where you can sneak an acorn from another player and a space where the wind blows all your acorns away. I personally like these because it's a gentle way of introducing them to strategy and the not-always-winning aspects of a game. It's well made, we have had it for several years and it has been played by many kids! Even young 2 or 3 year olds can definitely play under close supervision since the acorns could be a choking hazard. We have this ourselves and have given it as a gift too. It's always a hit!

Such a cute game! Easy to play for a four year old and even held his attention! It is well made and helps kids learn colors and follow directions!