Cooperative Board Games Set of 4

Name: Cooperative Board Games Set of 4
SKU: 708838
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Description

Age 3+

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL PARTS.

Players work cooperatively against a common obstacle to win in these engaging games.

Children make decisions together, build self-esteem, learn to share, feel compassion and work as a team
No reading skills required
Set of 4 includes Count Your Chickens!®, Stone Soup® and Hoot Owl Hoot™Count Your Chickens!®:All players work together to help Mother Hen collect her chicks and bring them back to the coop. The object of the game is to get all 40 baby chicks back inside the coop before Mother Hen gets to the last space on the board. But watch out for the fox! Players take turns, but work together.
Play a complete game in 10-15 minutes
Children practice taking turns, following directions, social development and cooperation
For 2-4 players
Ages 3 years and upStone Soup®:From the classic tale of cooperation comes this simple game where players work together to "cook" a soup by making matches of ingredients. Match all of the ingredients before the fire under the kettle goes out and everyone wins! Players decide together when to use the magic stone card to help keep the soup cooking.
Play a complete game in 15 minutes
Children practice memory skills, social development, helping others and cooperation
For 2-6 players
Ages 5 years and upRace To the Treasure™!The race is on! Can you beat the Ogre to the treasure?
This engaging game encourages kids to help each other
Team up to make a path from START to the treasure and collect the three important keys along the way
The keys will open the treasure's locks
Strategize, cooperate and build the path together
Game promotes strategy, math grid concepts, shared-decision making, emotional development and cooperation
No reading required
For 2-4 players
Ages 5 years and upHoot Owl Hoot!™:The object of the game is to move all the owls from start to the nest before the sun rises. If an owl "flies" over an owl on a space of a certain color on its way to the next open space, all players make a hooting sound! The game can be made more challenging by adding up to 6 owl tokens. Because Hoot Owl Hoot!™ is a cooperative game players play any of the owls – no one player has a single owl that is trying to get back to the nest.
Play a complete game in 15 minutes
Children practice color matching, simple strategy, following directions, social development and cooperation
For 2-4 players
Ages 4 years and upA cooperative game is a game where all players play together against a common obstacle, not against each other. In a cooperative game, no one feels left out and everyone has fun! These cooperative board games from Peaceable Kingdom® use familiar game mechanisms, such as spinning a spinner, matching cards, moving a token and strategizing a win – together! Playing together helps kids in many ways; they experience shared decision-making, they build self-esteem, they learn to share, learn to feel compassion and learn to work as a team.

Description

Age 3+

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - SMALL PARTS.

Players work cooperatively against a common obstacle to win in these engaging games.

Children make decisions together, build self-esteem, learn to share, feel compassion and work as a team
No reading skills required
Set of 4 includes Count Your Chickens!®, Stone Soup® and Hoot Owl Hoot™Count Your Chickens!®:All players work together to help Mother Hen collect her chicks and bring them back to the coop. The object of the game is to get all 40 baby chicks back inside the coop before Mother Hen gets to the last space on the board. But watch out for the fox! Players take turns, but work together.
Play a complete game in 10-15 minutes
Children practice taking turns, following directions, social development and cooperation
For 2-4 players
Ages 3 years and upStone Soup®:From the classic tale of cooperation comes this simple game where players work together to "cook" a soup by making matches of ingredients. Match all of the ingredients before the fire under the kettle goes out and everyone wins! Players decide together when to use the magic stone card to help keep the soup cooking.
Play a complete game in 15 minutes
Children practice memory skills, social development, helping others and cooperation
For 2-6 players
Ages 5 years and upRace To the Treasure™!The race is on! Can you beat the Ogre to the treasure?
This engaging game encourages kids to help each other
Team up to make a path from START to the treasure and collect the three important keys along the way
The keys will open the treasure's locks
Strategize, cooperate and build the path together
Game promotes strategy, math grid concepts, shared-decision making, emotional development and cooperation
No reading required
For 2-4 players
Ages 5 years and upHoot Owl Hoot!™:The object of the game is to move all the owls from start to the nest before the sun rises. If an owl "flies" over an owl on a space of a certain color on its way to the next open space, all players make a hooting sound! The game can be made more challenging by adding up to 6 owl tokens. Because Hoot Owl Hoot!™ is a cooperative game players play any of the owls – no one player has a single owl that is trying to get back to the nest.
Play a complete game in 15 minutes
Children practice color matching, simple strategy, following directions, social development and cooperation
For 2-4 players
Ages 4 years and upA cooperative game is a game where all players play together against a common obstacle, not against each other. In a cooperative game, no one feels left out and everyone has fun! These cooperative board games from Peaceable Kingdom® use familiar game mechanisms, such as spinning a spinner, matching cards, moving a token and strategizing a win – together! Playing together helps kids in many ways; they experience shared decision-making, they build self-esteem, they learn to share, learn to feel compassion and learn to work as a team.