Educational Insights Pancake Pile Up Relay Race Preschool Game for 2-4 Players, Ages 4+

fun game to play with all ages. directions were easy to understand. colors are nice. good for fine motor skills, counting, comparing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I loved this game more than I thought I would. While it's a very simple game it has so much value. Great for hand eye coordination, following directions and getting some exercise all at the same time. Fun for kids and adults alike.

This game is so fun. Competitive, fast-paced and fun for kids of all ages. A gift for my 4 year old nannykin, we love it. We race against one another as suggested. We also use a stopwatch and race against our own times. I suggest this whenever the same kid keeps winning all the games. That way the little ones still have a sense of winning and don't get disheartened. We all love to play from age 4 to 67 yrs young.

Really like this quick, easy to understand game to help get some pent up energy out. Kids dont need to be able to read to play, so they can play with minimal parent intervention! Great for building independence. Can play against each other or try to beat a clock!

Didn't know what to expect. Bought it for a 4 year old. Ended up being a fun game for the whole family adults loved it. Even the 2 year old can play. Awesome party game and can be just for two or we even did teams of 6. I highly recommend it. The quality of the spatulas and pancakes will last a long time.

The product arrived in very good condition ready to play my granddaughter loved it

I am using this game with preschool l- 3rd grade mild-severe special needs kids. This game is fun and entertaining for them. I like the sequencing.

Love it! My girls are 6 and 10 years old and they love playing it. We also love playing as family and we hid the pieces of pancakes and we see who can find the pieces 1st makes the order on the card .

My Pre-K students enjoyed playing this with and without the cards. I used it in a center with extra spatulas, home center plates and no cards. I also used it in a center with just the items provided; however, this meant only two friends could play at a time. There are not enough items to use this as a relay game in a Pre-K classroom setting (the wait for a turn would be too long for four and five year olds.

My Pre-K students enjoyed playing this with and without the cards. I used it in a center with extra spatulas, home center plates and no cards. I also used it in a center with just the items provided; however, this meant only two friends could play at a time. There are not enough items to use this as a relay game in a Pre-K classroom setting (the wait for a turn would be too long for four and five year olds.