Seriously, what's not to love about this game?!? It's…
* Educational: The "Words"version of the game includes written words and images. The match can be two words, two images, or the word and image for the same thing. Spot It! Words Disney Princess is recommended for ages 6 and up. Tink is 5 but the ability to match images on some card sets helped keep her interest as she quickly picked out two matching princesses on some hands and faced challenges with sounding out words on other sets.
*Low-tech: As much as I love my iGadgets, it's really nice to have a fun game that doesn't require me to keep it charged or maintain accounts, etc. This is just a straight forward game offering parent and kid time. Tink and I played it for the first time at our local library while killing some time before heading off to her dance class.
*Low-maintenance: If you lose a card, no big deal. The game will still play just fine. This is awesome because we all have games/toys in our homes that don't work because some small piece went astray.
*Small: The cards come in a nice tin that won't take up much room in your bag or your kid's backpack. This makes it a great game for on the go. Perfect for that time while you are waiting for the next activity/class. What a terrific way to keep children entertained at a restaurant!
*Disney: Enough said.
The other themes in the Disney Spot It! line are:
- Disney Planes Spot it! Alphabet
- Disney Frozen Spot it! Alphabet
- Sofia the First Spot it! Alphabet
- Doc McStuffins Spot it! Numbers and Shapes
- Jake and the Never Land Pirates Spot it! Numbers and Shapes
- Disney Pixar Spot it! Words
- Disney Princess Spot it! Words
- Tell Tale Disney-Pixar Toy Story
- Tell Tale Disney Princess
Since I haven't played the Tell Tale games personally, here's the description from the press release, "Imaginations come to life with Tell Tale, a creative storytelling game. Players weave wacky and whimsical stories using cards showing a variety of settings, characters, and objects. Players can choose from four storytelling guidelines or even come up with their own. Lay out a story board, build on another player’s tale, or improvise with random cards and watch the magic happen!"
Now it's your turn to get in on the fun, enter today to win your own Spot It! or Tell Tale.
I think the Disney Princess Spot It! Words sounds like the most fun.
ReplyDeleteI think Disney game from Blue Orange looks like the most fun is Tell Tale Disney Princess.
ReplyDeleteDisney Princess or Pixar Spot it! Words would be awesome since my girls are in the learning to read/early reading stages. Good job, Disney!
ReplyDeleteI think Sofia the First Spot it! Alphabet looks fun!
ReplyDeleteI would love the Jake and the Neverland Pirates Spot it! game
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would love the Princess game. Great for her preschool learning!
ReplyDeleteTell tale or the spot it games!! They both look fun!
ReplyDeletelove the
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Disney Frozen
I think my girls would like the Disney Frozen Spot it! Alphabet game the best
ReplyDeleteThey all look fun! They're Disney, after all. I'd need a boyish one, though - so maybe the Planes one. Or Pixar. :)
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