Is a kindergartener too ofd for this?
172554
No. I bought this for my daughter when she was in kinder and she loved it. So did I. =)
172555
Oh I would not think so, my Granddaughter is almost 5 years old, she loves the beads, and can spend hours making necklaces, etc. Great gift for rainy days, or really anytime.Yes I would recommend this for a kindergartener.
1652086
As long as the child can read and/or understand how to subtract, I don't think it would be difficult. Plus it comes with play but play instructions.
644584
Definitely! That is a great idea! Might be a little more difficult for little ones, but sure my 4.5 year old would love it.
1720550
I don't think so...my 4year old niece had a blast showing her sister how to use it...and they even had me crawl through a time or two. It was a tight squeeze, but I made it. :)
288392
I would say depending on what things tge 7 yr old is into. If they are advanced in electronic games...Nintendo ds etc...this will encourage their learning skills but like I said b efore, the buttons are hard to push and if they have weak fingers, they may get discouraged. Overall, it is a good product.
1565752
I think so, however the youngest I've known to play it is 8. If the 6 yr old grasps instructions well then he should be fine. It's the explanation of various combinations vs. just colour combos that may frustrate him. But there is no reading involved so he may just enjoy it for the combinations and patterns.
1175684
I would say a little yes but I buy more advanced toys for my kids and they usually catch up with them. Also it will help them learn the alphabet too.
1858159
No not at all. Very challenging and both my toddler and preschooler are very advanced in fine motor skills.
1717739
I think it would certainly be appropriate. The game moves up in complexity as the child grasps the more basic concepts. I have a 6.5 year old daughter who enjoys this game very much and finds it challenging enough not to be boring.
1131423
Yes, but it depends on the level of your two year old. My daughter who was two used it fine. My other daughter when two did not understand it and became frustrated. But when she was three she fully caught on.
2008948
Honestly, I would say so. My 4 year old lost interest in a short time. Goes back to it every so often, but not much.
2025295
No, it's on the cusp. Our kindergarten grandson understood & enjoyed playing the game. If you enjoy playing it--he or she will want to join in. Play together & enjoy!
2130125
Sure. They can use this for yrs. to come too. I have an afterschool daycare and the youngest is 6. She uses it no problem.
976562
That is a really difficult question to answer. As I am sure you have read, each kid develops differently. This is a great tool for kids that know the alphabet and are just starting to learn to read. It is great for kids learning phonics or the sounds that each letter makes. My daughter just turned 3 years old. She knows the alphabet and the sounds all the letters make. She does great on it, with out any trouble. She has a cousin that is 4 years old and he can't do any of it. It depends on the learning level of the child.
1995658
I guess not. It is satisfying my 6 years old boy but might be too childish for your girl.
1554500
Yes, I purchased it for my kindergarten class and it is a perfect fit for 5-6 year olds.
862141
Ummm... maybe but I would be less inclined to say yes. They have responsibilities like "share", "no teasing", "say please and thank you", "keep hands to yourself" that would be applicable to the classroom, however it is designed for only one child and I'm not sure how well that would work.