ThinkFun Move and Groove Dance Game for Toddlers - Award Winning Game That Inspires Movement, Creativity and Laughter

This is a great game for kiddos of all ages! I love that it is active and gets us up & moving. It is simple enough that little kids can play, but fun/funny enough to hold older siblings/friends interests too, making it a great family game. There is no winner or loser, which is nice, especially as younger kids are learning how to play games and follow rules. I have one for at home and purchased a second one to donate to my son's preschool classroom for his 4th birthday. I will take it into his class & play it with everyone to celebrate his birthday. (This is a great alternative for birthday celebrations at school, as it benefits the classroom and avoids the sweet treat bring in rules schools now have to follow.) One of the color sides has a velcro pocket, so the playing cards can be stored inside when not in use. This is great or else they would surely be lost among the chaos of our playroom! We have given this as a gift to as young as 2 years, but I could see even an 18 month old enjoying tossing the soft, colorful dice and mimicking mommy or daddy's silly moves.

I bought this along with the ThinkFun Roll and Play Board Game for my 3yo nephew's birthday, and while he largely ignored it to play with his new Transformers (yes, I blame another toy), we had a blast playing it with my 6yo niece and her friend! It's simple enough that a 3yo can easily play with assistance from an adult, but entertaining enough to hold older kids' attention (my niece WOULD NOT let us stop until we had played every card, and even then she wanted to go through them again to play the cards she didn't personally get on the first round). The plush cube is great too - naturally when kids get excited they get a little more rambunctious and inventive with the way they "roll the die", and this thing can knock into a TV (or someone's face) with no repercussions. :P:)

My 2-yo kid asks to play this game, every day. So he gives it 5-stars. At two, he can roll the die, pick the color, do the motions / dance, thinks it's fun / funny, gets some energy burned off. As an adult playing along, I'm not sure what to do with myself. If we take turns, he ends up doing what I'm doing anyway, so he's really doing every turn. So what it usually ends up as now: he rolls the dice, gives me the appropriate card, I read it to him, he does it, I keep drinking my coffee. Win! We did have fun with two adults, playing charades (we took turns coaching the 2 year old and guessing what he was asking). It's the first game he's really ever played, and it was a win.

1. The kids do not understand what those dances are based on the words. So they don't know how to do the moves.2. The dice seems to favor the pocket side down, so certain colors are not rolled as often.Otherwise we love this game that gets everyone up and moving.It works as a fun PE option for kids in isolation at home (its lock down in California due to COVID19 right now and schools are closed).

This is a great game for young children. Got it (per my daughter's request) for my youngest grandchild, age one and a half, for Christmas. We played it with adults and various ages of children, and everyone enjoyed it. You put the cards face down, sorted according to the color on the back. Toss the cube, and whatever color it lands on, you take a card of that color and it tells you what to do. There is a picture of the action you are to perform, as well as a written description, so it works for a large age range. The card will say something like "hop like a bunny," or "twirl around," and the child (or in our case, everyone) does the action. We got really silly and had lots of fun. My daughter is a special ed. teacher for elementary aged children, and says that the kids in her classroom enjoy this game, too.

Such a fun game! My 2.5 year old son is a little young to get into the "game" part of it so instead of rolling the dice and pick a card, he just picks the cards. Some of the activities are a little advanced for him but I have a lot of fun trying to show him how to "walk like an Egyptian" or "gallop like a horse". Even though he can't do everything, he has a lot of fun with this. I think it's a game we'll continue to "grow" into and just have a ton of fun with. A must have for your toddler/pre-school repertoire and quite honestly I even think older kids would like it. Turn on the music and use the cards to have a dance off. :)

So much fun!!! Different varieties of cube and cards out there but can’t go wrong. Such a fun and interactive game. Full of giggles and running to throw and get the dice. Helps recognize colors, shapes, animals, sounds, be active and most importantly have fun.PERFECT GIFT!!!My new go to gift, and even bought a second for at the grandparents house. A staple, if you need a single toy to store at grandparents house this is it! Will keep busy for hours.

My 3-1/2 year old grandson played this game with us once, but had declined to play it ever since. I think it's because it doesn't measure up to the excitement he feels playing the game Hullabaloo, which comes with music, narration, humor, and reward "moves". I gave it three stars because I think it is potentially a really good game, and my husband and I really like it; however, it evidently doesn't generate enough excitement for my grandson. Perhaps if he hadn't already played Hullabaloo with us.....

This is a really simple and fun game to play. I actually enjoy playing it with my kids. You just role the cube and then pick a card that corresponds with the colour. The moves are almost all super easy and fun, and my kids have really enjoyed it (since they were 2 years old up until now, 5 years old, so far). It also has the added benefit of getting kids moving (not that that is usually a problem). The cube also has a pocket that you can store the cards in, so everything stays together. I think it's also a great gift if you are unsure about a birthday present for a child. Would recommend!

The illustrations definitely need some improvement. Since it's meant as a toddlers first game, a lot more thought into the illustrations would have been great.

Not sure what my grandson thought

Really nice product - well-made and good quality material and cards. The cards are lovely and the big dice is great for throwing about. My son really loves it and I am also doing some jumping around because of it. Works with one child or many. Highly recommended.

This game elicits laughter and creativity....and boosts a child's self-confidence. So glad we purchased this for our 3 year-old...the entire family has fun.