Go Cuckoo!

Ben Slumkoski — Tue, 29 May 2018 02:29:32 +0000

Who can help Kiki Cuckoo build a nest for her eggs? Be careful! As soon as a few suitable twigs are on the nest you must gently rest a cuckoo egg on top; the fragile eggs may tumble down a half-built nest! It takes finesse and a little luck to be the first to place all of their wooden eggs safely in the nest. But that's not all; the winner will be the one who can the securely place the wooden Kiki Cuckoo bird on top of the nest of twigs! Go Cuckoo! is a wobbly nest-building game of dexterity and luck.

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First Orchard

Ben Slumkoski — Wed, 16 May 2018 01:36:49 +0000

My Very First Game – First Orchard by HABA

Can the children harvest the hearty fruit from the orchard and place them in the basket before the raven reaches the end of the trail? Only lucky rolls of the large wooden die will tell! Solid wooden apples, plums and pears are also suitable for free play and fostering development of motor skills. A cooperative game especially designed for small children's hands.

Choking Hazard Warning: Although the wooden pieces are larger and are made for smaller hands, children under the age of 3 should play under adult supervision at all times.

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First Orchard

My Very First Game – First Orchard by HABA