The Sneaky, Snacky Squirrel Game
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My boys ages 3 and 5 both love this game. It's super cute and fun but also helps to develop their fine motor skills (Dec 17, 2017)
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- Nikki B.
Chicago, Illinois
Love that the game is quick for night time play and works on multiple skills Mar 22, 2021
- Alicia S.
Lindenhurst, New York
This is such a cute game! You use a squirrel shaped tweezer (which can help develop fine motor skills) to pick up colorful acorns to win. I know of Occupational Therapists who use this in therapy! Mar 10, 2021
- Cristina K.
Los Angeles, California
Not bad. But get's pretty boring (as do most toddler games, I guess). Good for fine motor skills. Nov 28, 2020
- Mary S.
Erlanger, Kentucky
Super cute game for 2 thru 7 year olds. Sep 10, 2020
- Christie O.
East Amherst, New York
It’s a cute game! My three year old isn’t interested yet. Jan 27, 2020
- Jillian P.
United States of America
Easy to follow without the game feeling babyish! The squirrel grabber is cute and the acorns are a bit squishy so they are easy to grab! Helps with coping (losing a turn, having to start over, etc). Nov 05, 2019
- Lauren M.
Joint Base MDL, New Jersey
We have fun playing! She can understand the concept of spinning and colors at almost 2.5 but some of it she obviously doesn’t understand yet. She has fun with it by herself too! Nov 05, 2019
- Julie H.
Birmingham, Alabama
fun little game that promotes fine motor skills with use of tweezers to pick up acorns. this was on the "homework" list for our kindergartener to play. Fun for the whole family, easy for little ones Sep 26, 2019
- Kelly S.
North Richland Hills, Texas
Great for fine motor skills and pincer grip. Jul 21, 2019
- Carmen S.
Denver, Colorado
We started playing this when my son was 2, and it is still (at 3) a well-loved game. Fun for the whole family! Jun 04, 2019
- Taryn W.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Great game! Teaches game playing skills as well as reinforces turn taking, fine motor skills, and introduces strategy. Aug 16, 2018
- elizabeth d.
ludlow, Massachusetts
this game is great for teaching colors and counting. Jan 28, 2017
- Morgan V.
United States of America
My almost 3 year old loves this game! It's easy to play and fun for the whole family Oct 16, 2016
- Nicky W.
Rocklin, California
Easy enough for a 2.5 year old to play, my 4.5 year old loves this game. Jun 23, 2016
- Hester N.
United States of America
Very Cute. But not great if you have a baby crawling around. the acorns are choking hazards Dec 01, 2015
- Rhiannon C.
Portland, Oregon
This is a great first game for a preschooler. Jul 13, 2015
Whenever we have family over we always play this! Actually fun and engaging for everyone. Dec 10, 2013
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- Nathan F.
Boston, Massachusetts
Our little loves playing this although hardly ever follows the rules. Be careful if you have smaller ones in the house as the pieces are small. Nov 25, 2020
- Jenn K.
Colorado Springs , Colorado
Great for kiddos to play, but never ending like chutes and ladders Nov 10, 2020
- Justine L.
Goffstown, New Hampshire
My 3 year old loves this game. Simple directions. My only complaint is the squirrel tweezers could be made a little bit more open, so it’s easier to work their hand strength. The acorns are silicone. Jul 31, 2020
- Lauren F.
Akron, Ohio
3yo has loved this game for about a year. Great practice for fine motor skills an easy to learn. Jan 03, 2020
- Hillary L.
Merrill, Wisconsin
Such a great game. It works on counting, numbers, and fine motor control. It's a simple game that keeps my children laughing and having fun. Sep 18, 2019
- Kay R.
far rockaway, New York
This game is especially cute the squirrel tweezers that pick up the acorn make it so super exciting and great for the fine motor skills Apr 18, 2019
- Kendall H.
Midland, Texas
Such a great game! Love that it teaches colors, taking turns, and losing gracefully. And my child’s dexterity has improved so much! Jan 13, 2018
- Jenna D.
tulare, California
This was my daughter's first board game at 3 years old. She understood the rules very quickly and still loves this game two years later. I like that it's actually competitive. She loves the squirrel! Jan 05, 2018
- Deanne A.
Summerville, South Carolina
My boys ages 3 and 5 both love this game. It's super cute and fun but also helps to develop their fine motor skills Dec 17, 2017
- Michelle G.
WINCHENDON, Massachusetts
An adorable game! The concept is simple and easily played by the whole family Jan 18, 2017
- Judy C.
Madison, New Jersey
We gave this game to our 4 year old grandson for Christmas. We enjoyed it but he still loves chutes and ladders best! Oct 27, 2016
- Haley M.
Eugene , Oregon
FAVORITE board game. easy concept for young kids!!! And fun for adults too! Oct 23, 2016
- Sarah O.
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
My family loves this game. It has simple rules that work for ages 2 or 3 and up. The squirrel tool is great for dexterity building. Oct 05, 2016
More Parents' Reviews-
- Nikki B.
Chicago, Illinois
Love that the game is quick for night time play and works on multiple skills Mar 22, 2021
- Alicia S.
Lindenhurst, New York
This is such a cute game! You use a squirrel shaped tweezer (which can help develop fine motor skills) to pick up colorful acorns to win. I know of Occupational Therapists who use this in therapy! Mar 10, 2021
- Cristina K.
Los Angeles, California
Not bad. But get's pretty boring (as do most toddler games, I guess). Good for fine motor skills. Nov 28, 2020
- Mary S.
Erlanger, Kentucky
Super cute game for 2 thru 7 year olds. Sep 10, 2020
- Christie O.
East Amherst, New York
It’s a cute game! My three year old isn’t interested yet. Jan 27, 2020
- Jillian P.
United States of America
Easy to follow without the game feeling babyish! The squirrel grabber is cute and the acorns are a bit squishy so they are easy to grab! Helps with coping (losing a turn, having to start over, etc). Nov 05, 2019
- Lauren M.
Joint Base MDL, New Jersey
We have fun playing! She can understand the concept of spinning and colors at almost 2.5 but some of it she obviously doesn’t understand yet. She has fun with it by herself too! Nov 05, 2019
- Julie H.
Birmingham, Alabama
fun little game that promotes fine motor skills with use of tweezers to pick up acorns. this was on the "homework" list for our kindergartener to play. Fun for the whole family, easy for little ones Sep 26, 2019
- Kelly S.
North Richland Hills, Texas
Great for fine motor skills and pincer grip. Jul 21, 2019
- Carmen S.
Denver, Colorado
We started playing this when my son was 2, and it is still (at 3) a well-loved game. Fun for the whole family! Jun 04, 2019
- Taryn W.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Great game! Teaches game playing skills as well as reinforces turn taking, fine motor skills, and introduces strategy. Aug 16, 2018
- elizabeth d.
ludlow, Massachusetts
this game is great for teaching colors and counting. Jan 28, 2017
- Morgan V.
United States of America
My almost 3 year old loves this game! It's easy to play and fun for the whole family Oct 16, 2016
- Nicky W.
Rocklin, California
Easy enough for a 2.5 year old to play, my 4.5 year old loves this game. Jun 23, 2016
- Hester N.
United States of America
Very Cute. But not great if you have a baby crawling around. the acorns are choking hazards Dec 01, 2015
- Rhiannon C.
Portland, Oregon
This is a great first game for a preschooler. Jul 13, 2015
Whenever we have family over we always play this! Actually fun and engaging for everyone. Dec 10, 2013
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