Peaceable Kingdom Count Your Chickens Award Winning Cooperative Counting Game for Kids

Unboxing this game was a joy. All the pieces are pre-cut so you can play right out of the box. The game is simple to understand and super cute. It's really great for reinforcing counting. First you have to count how many spaces you move, then you collect the same number of baby chicks. So on each turn you count twice. Mostly we counted to around 4 to 6 but on some turns we counted up to 14 or 15. I recommended it to a friend who teaches kindergarten math. It's quick to play so it's not a huge time commitment and fits a toddler's attention span.

Such a fun game for the whole family! Perfect for younger kids to get involved. Learning and fun for them to play!

This is a cute game that my three-year-old grandson absolutely loves. It's simple enough for young kids to understand, and we enjoy playing it together. The cooperative aspect is nice since we're all working toward the same goal rather than competing. It's become one of our go-to games during visits.

Great counting game for kids. Bought and played with 4 year old granddaughter. Very easy to catch on.

Purchased for a 3 1/2 year old but probably better suited for 5 year range. She is too young to grasp the concept of rules just yet but it is intended to be a great cooperative game teaching team building. Maybe 1 more year. She likes to “play” with the board and likes the idea of getting all the chickens in the henhouse.

Great little game. 3 year old plays well.

Grandkids loved this game. It's a team effort to get all the chicks to the hen house so EVERYONE wins. No hurt feeling off win/lose.

Darling graphics. Fun for littles and grandparents too.

Fantastic game. Engaging and fun for 2 years and up and not long or boring for mums and dads which is a bonus!

Lots of fun with game

Very sweet game. My 3 year old is very active and not so interested in playing right now. Hopefully, he’ll pick up an interest soon. 🤞🏼

Good family game

for once a game where it is one for all and all for one. yes it is very simple but my kids (aged 3 and 5) love it and so do I because we play together no one feels like a looser. The characters are also super cute and my girls love them :)