Comments on: Sequence for Kids

By: Jenifer

Jenifer

Lots of fun for little kids to play. Sequence for Kids is a great way to teach strategy and turn taking. Of course, with cards involved, there’s a lot of chance, but things quickly get exciting when the cards come up for removing/adding a card to any space. A great addition to family game night with little to medium kiddos.

By: Ann

Ann

This board game is fun for littles and bigs! I have four sons that range from the ages of 3-10. We sat down this morning and played it once and the 8 year old was saying, “Let’s play it again. This is fun!” Since this game matches animals, younger children can work on their matching skills, vocabulary, and number skills since they need to get 4 chips in a row. The older children can work on strategy and how they can win the game using the free spaces, defense, or offense. This game is a keeper, and I love that it allows all four of my boys to play together. 🙂 It’s hard to find games like that.

Even though this game is geared for littles (3-6 year olds), older children can play it too. There are only 4 sets of chips, so if my husband and I want to play, either him or I would just partner up with the youngest boys. I would recommend this game to anyone that wants to help their child learn vocabulary and/or math skills as well as if you want to just have fun!

By: Katie Greenwood

Katie Greenwood

We have the Kids version and the Letters version. I love that it teaches strategy while watching the other players moves on the board. Great game for groups of kids.

By: Isabel

Isabel

This is hands down the best beginner’s board game we bought – my kid throughly enjoyed it from age 4 to 6. It primarily teaches strategy, and how to think a few steps ahead (of your opponent). It’s lots of fun for adults as well.

By: Ellen Welch

Ellen Welch

This is a fun game. My 6 year old has not learned strategy yet but has fun playing it. She will eventually figure out how to block and use both sides of the board to her advantage. I like it as it will grow with her.

By: Rebecca

Rebecca

This board game is great because children don’t have to read to start playing. It is almost as easy as tic tac toe but 1000x more fun! Sequence for Kids is great for teaching colors and spatial awareness and logical thinking and animals and math, all while having fun! We have loved this game for years and frequently give it as a gift!

By: Milain Chevallier

Milain Chevallier

I bought this when my kids were little. It was a hit from day one! Even though they are 13 and 17 now, Sequence remains in our rotation of games which makes me happy. It’s truly a game for all ages.

By: Carolyn

Carolyn

This is a great intro game for little kids to teach taking turns, strategy, and working with a partner. It’s easy to learn and fun to play!

By: Tanya Gehrig

Tanya Gehrig

Our kiddos are 4 and 6 and we love playing this game as a family! They are learning the strategy of the game and love to block others along the way! We love to pull this one out on family game nights!

By: Holly

Holly

One of our favorite family games! Love how it teaches them to problem solve, think ahead, and work with a partner. Even my 3 year old helps find the pictures for each turn!

By: Christine

Christine

Pengoloo, Spot It, and Sequence for Kids are all games we love!

By: Kim

Kim

The game we have enjoyed playing most with our 4yr old daughter is Sequence for Kids. We loved it so much that she wanted to purchase one for her friend for Christmas. 🙂

By: Mo Meehan

Mo Meehan

I have taught preschool for three decades, and playing card games and board games for enrichment has been a staple in my classrooms…Uno and Sequence for Kids remain favorites with my grandkids, and they are way beyond preschool. The only 2 games I refuse to play are Candyland and Chutes and Ladders. Long live board games!