hand2mind Numberblocks Race to Pattern Palace! Board Game, Educational Board Games, Numbers for Toddlers, Math Toys for Kids 3-5, Preschool Learning Activities, Birthday Gifts for Kids

My 4-yo loves this game. The quality & vibrant colors are top notch, just like the number blocks cartoon. It’s all easy to put together & super playable- relatively easy to play. Whether they pay attention doesn’t really matter because he makes his own rules & entertains himself for a good 30 minutes to an hour. I think maybe I should’ve waited until he turns 5 to give it to him because he’s not really ready to play board games yet. Nonetheless he loves it- great value for money!

We played this Christmas Day and every day since. My daughter requests first thing every day "can we play the blocks today because I'm gonna win!" And she's won every time. My toddler "plays" as well (he just likes the dice popper and the bridge tiles). It has helped with my daughter understanding patterns and understanding addition and subtraction.

Super fun and makes for great bonding time

Fun and great quality. Educational for the young one.

It's a great 'first board game' to go with. Easy instructions and you can add the more difficult things as you go. We played it 3x on the second night of Hanukkah. Lol my son LOVES Numberblocks and I couldn't beat the price. Worth the money, which he can now count. Haha.

Lots of pieces and complicated for a three year old… my kids love number blocks so we will probably use it when they are a little older but it definitely takes parent supervision. It is very educational and age appropriate in the skills.

I'm all for educational fun! This game has helped my 3 and 5 year old fall in love with numbers. And it's fun!

The media could not be loaded. Honestly, I thought this was going to be a dumb game, but my kid picked it out at a local store so we ordered it on Amazon for Christmas. HE LOVE IT. He asks us to play every single day. When you play for the first time, yes it seems a little overly complicated, but it really isn’t once you get used to it. My three year old can play by himself using two two of the players. We will ask him which he thinks will win before he starts. It’s a fun family game. Also it is teaching him how to lose as the game is mostly winning by chance/luck, sometimes there are tears but he is starting to become a better sport about it. I would recommend.