Into the Wild BINGO! - Match The Wild Animals On Your Board And Be The First To Shout BINGO, Matching, Coordinating & Social Skills Development, Great Gift For Kids Aged 3+

Great fun for my grandson

This is a great game for the little ones. Bingo is always fun but using animals instead of numbers helps little ones recognise the animals. Easy to pack in your bag if going away the kids love it and get excited for bingo night.

Sturdy cardboard construction and a few unusual animals extended the kids’ useable vocabulary a bit.

This is a great adaptation to the original dominos usually played by the older generation however I love dominos. This is so colourful and fun and even the youngest of kids would enjoy looking at the colours and pictures. It is easy to play with a toddler as you can explain find the zebra and they can do it and put their domino in the right place. Really like this game like I said I especially love how bright they are.

Came in a damaged scruffy box and contained only a few domino's so wasn't really a long game.

Really lovely set of picture dominoes with animals instead of the traditional dots.Like normal dominoes you want to try and be the first to get rid of all your tiles by matching them to the ones that are laid out.It's a lovely simple game that younger kids can play with some adult support.The 8 and 10 year old can play easily without needing any help as they understand the basics of the game.The tiles are made of glossy cardboard - they are sturdy enough but younger children might damage them without supervision when playing.For under £8 they are excellent value

This is a great game for parents to play with toddlers or for kids to play themselves. It is a nice colored dominoes pack, featuring animals and using bold colors to attract kids. It is a good game for kids to learn calling to see if they are smaller or to learn to match colors and it’s a great fun for bigger kids who can play it and understand the logic of the game.The pieces are made of cardboard which seems quite durable and unless played with it with wet hands let’s say then it will be hard to get damaged. 28 caught in the back and they are big enough for kids to handle it and easy to hold and to handle.

It had very weird words for toddler learning. For example U is for Urchin. Why not U is for umbrella which is a bit simpler. Wouldn't recommend!