Count Your Chickens Cooperative Board Game

Fun game for all. I actually bought this for a three year old but it turned out that all of us, from the three year old up to this grandma had a good time playing it together! It is not a competition but a game of working together. Then when playing one on one with the three year old, he wanted to do it his way of course and so we played a few rounds with other silly rules! Then we all ended up taking turns having our own rules, easily taking turns switching things up. This is a very appropriate way to include everyone, even the littles that don’t know how to play board games yet had fun. It has been a lot of fun! It is very family friendly. I highly recommend this game.

Very cute game, quick and simple to follow for little ones. I played it with my 3yr old grandson who followed along well. He thought it was fun to get the fox and take a chicken out of the coop. Good for counting, following directions.

My little kids think this is so fun to play. The game goes quick but it’s easy to play over and over. The colors are nice and inviting for young children. The quality is great. And easy for little minds to understand.

Fun game for toddlers who are learning how to count.

This is a lovely cooperative game. You are in a race against time as you try to get the chicks all back to the coop before the chicken reaches the end of the game board. You use a spinner to find out which space you will go to next (each space has a different picture on it corresponding to pictures on the spinner). You count how many spaces you move, and put that number of chicks in them coop. Sometimes you land on the fox and have to take a chick out of the coop, and sometimes you land on a plus one space and add an extra chick to the coop. This game is good to practice counting, particularly for working on one-to-one correspondence. As other reviews have stated, there are a lot of small cardboard chicks to keep track of, and they are most definitely a choking hazard if you have younger children as well. I find that we almost always win this game, so there is not much suspense. I prefer Hoot Owl Hoot, which involves a little more strategy-- my four year old does too. I think he finds the counting a little cumbersome. But this is a good game for learning to work together, take turns, and count. I would recommend this for three or four year olds -- I think older kids will be bored.

This is a really cute game for little ones. It's colorful and helps with learning to count.

this is the best little game! I bought it for my 4 year old farm boy. It's so great for counting and taking turns - and mental stimulation vs watching something on tv

This is a cute game that my three-year-old grandson absolutely loves. It's simple enough for young kids to understand, and we enjoy playing it together. The cooperative aspect is nice since we're all working toward the same goal rather than competing. It's become one of our go-to games during visits.

My 3.5 year old daughter loves it! It’s her first board game.

Fab, fun game causing lots of laughter! Great for teaching strategies to use teamwork! Grandchildren loved it too!

buen juego

Very sweet game. My 3 year old is very active and not so interested in playing right now. Hopefully, he’ll pick up an interest soon. 🤞🏼

for once a game where it is one for all and all for one. yes it is very simple but my kids (aged 3 and 5) love it and so do I because we play together no one feels like a looser. The characters are also super cute and my girls love them :)