Sophie's Seashell Scramble Game

I work with kids one on one and this has become one of the kids favorite games to play. It’s very easy to learn and constructed in a way that is visually appealing. All the kids are always asking to play.

Sophie's Seashell Scramble Game is a fun starter board game for a toddler that is easy to learn that also works on hand eye coordination! This game is fun for the whole family and helps toddlers learn about matching as well as winning and losing.

The media could not be loaded. My speech clients and my kids have loved this game! They especially love it when they land on the octopus. I like that my clients get practice with hand eye coordination as well as shapes. Happy with this purchase!

Very hands on game that requires some hand-eye coordination and thinking, which is great! The players have to use as small otter toy with their hand to collect little shells. So beyond the rules it just teaches them how to coordinate their movements. A great concept.I bought it for my VERY smart 4-year old niece. She did love the game, but wasn't always so great at the concepts it was trying to teach. However, its easy to play and mostly involves matching. So there are ways to get around "the rules" if you just want to collect shells and match them. I think as she gets a bit older she'll be able to better enjoy playing by the rules. My 2 yr old niece didn't get the game, but loved to collect the "pretties' which is a win in itself.

This is honestly the CUTEST game I have ever seen! My kids have had a blast playing it (3-7). We bought it for our twin 5 year olds to have a game they can play on their own, and this fits perfectly. They don't need help, it's entertaining, it's adorable, and they ask to play it often. My 7 year old enjoys it. Yes my 3 year old is still figuring out how to use the squeezer, but uses two hands to get it just fine (and no complaints or whining about it). I highly recommend this game!

I bought this too use in my Pre-K classroom. The kids love theses games! Skills: matching, numerals 1-3, fine motor, social skills. My granddaughters also enjoy playing it.

Love using this game during my speech therapy sessions

This game is boring for a 3 year old and the squirrel game from the same company is better.