Misti1083
Member Since: July 11, 2020Reviews
Graphic skinz
This thing looks really cool. The concept was exciting. The process, however, is time consuming and of low quality. The paper doesn’t really stick very well and trying to piece all the parts of the figures together is doable but not easy. It... +
This thing looks really cool. The concept was exciting. The process, however, is time consuming and of low quality. The paper doesn’t really stick very well and trying to piece all the parts of the figures together is doable but not easy. It isn’t worth the time. Very detail oriented and time consuming and my kids got bored very quickly. They lost patience 10 minutes in. -
Connect 4
This is a classic game that is still relevant today! It teaches strategy and problem solving and encourages forward thinking to anticipate moves tour opponent will make. We have been playing this since my daughter was 5. It really helps her grow... +
This is a classic game that is still relevant today! It teaches strategy and problem solving and encourages forward thinking to anticipate moves tour opponent will make. We have been playing this since my daughter was 5. It really helps her grow cognitive skills -
Cra-z-knit
My eight year old usually gets very frustrated with crafts that require work that isn’t easy and instantly gratifying. She loves this knitting loom! She has been working on it for hours for the past three days!! It’s simple enough once you get... +
My eight year old usually gets very frustrated with crafts that require work that isn’t easy and instantly gratifying. She loves this knitting loom! She has been working on it for hours for the past three days!! It’s simple enough once you get the hang of it. It requires a bit of helping them to get started but she wants to make even more things than the book has. -
The Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Game
It’s really difficult to find a game we can play with my three year old but he loves this game! We have such fun! It perfect his fine motor skills while teaching colors and promoting fun with the sneaky squirrel who can take an acorn from someone... +
It’s really difficult to find a game we can play with my three year old but he loves this game! We have such fun! It perfect his fine motor skills while teaching colors and promoting fun with the sneaky squirrel who can take an acorn from someone else! -
Life junior
Life junior teaches how to follow rules of gameplay but also promotes imagination by having everyone tell stories of places we visit during gameplay. Even my 3 year old loves to play this game!
Life junior teaches how to follow rules of gameplay but also promotes imagination by having everyone tell stories of places we visit during gameplay. Even my 3 year old loves to play this game! -
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