SmartGamesPeek-A-Zoo Learning Game with 48 Challenges for Ages 2+

"This toy is excellent. I regret not buying it earlier. This toy can help children understand spatial orientation. It also allows them to learn about animals, colors, and shapes."

The peek-a-zoo is an educational toy that contains four quality laminated cubes with cutouts revealing images of a card that challenges preschoolers to figure out how to stack cubes with related images. It’s hard to describe how it works without seeing it, but it’s intended to help develop spatial skills and learn about colors, animals, and concepts such as above, below, inside, and outside. Images on the exterior of the 5 different sized cubes in the cutouts on the sides of cubes to reveal designs provided on 48 challenge cards. It’s a little more challenging than expected, but definitely possible for preschoolers to figure out with questions from a caregiver as they’re learning. The cubes are very sturdy, and the challenge cards are standard laminated cards. And kids can play with the cubes are their own and come up with their own designs. Seems like a great educational toy.

So much of imagination and creative kit . Liked it so much the boxes are so study and well made . The cards comes with 46 patterns and it way two side and a paper with details of how to insert them to make it . The animal figures and the Colorus are so much nice . It’s not very easy for small kids need some help from elders. But great for 4 and upper they will love it .

Great gift for toddler. Bright colors, lots of different games. My little nephew loves it.

What a unique and well thought out game. It has 5 boxes with either pictures or cut outs on each side. The box’s slide on into the other to make a ton of different combinations. It has cards with picture combinations on them. The cards are numbered and the combinations become more difficult as the numbers on the cards go up. There is a booklet that shows how the boxes need to be stacked for each picture card, in case help is needed to figure them out.This can be used with adult and child or child alone or children together. Kids are just playing and having fun, but they are stretching their minds and increasing their logic skills.The boxes and cards are thick, strong and sturdy. When finished, everything slides together and the picture cards fit right inside the stacked boxes to make one nice size block that fits in the box. I am impressed with such a simple concept developed into a great game that you can feel good about your kids and grandkids playing.