Pancake Pile-Up! Multi-jeux

[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.

Such a cute game! My 3.5 and 5 year old both love this game! It is the perfect game to get them moving when we are stuck at home. We have played it a few different ways including making up our own version to play it so it is easier to include our 3.5 year old. They both love racing to stack up their pancakes and race back. It is such a fun game to work on gross motor skills and balancing. Also it helps teach them about sequencing as well as taking turns and working together as a team. My kids have also used it to pretend play by making their own pancake restaurant! We absolutely loved this game and my kids ask to play it almost daily! Another awesome game from educational insights that is educational and fun!

My 4 and 5-year olds really love this game. They already spend a lot of time playing kitchen and restaurant and this is a super fun spin on those things! Also, it is a great game for rainy or cold days inside the house because it gets them moving and expending some of their energy. Another thing I like about it is you can adjust how you play depending on the number of players and their ages - it can be a fun game for a group or just two kids, and just stacking the pancakes without following the menu is pretty fun for my 4-year old!

I am a speech language pathologist and this game was a big hit with my preschool thru 2nd graders. I used it to work on following instructions and sequencing, AND as a reward game. The kids loved it and ask to play it. For the 2nd graders we worked on visual memory to make it little bit more challenging.

This is Mom of 3. A week later, I've now taken the time to show my 3 year old how to play the game while the other 2 kids were out, and she LOVES playing it as intended. She even likes racing across the room with the pancakes on the spatula (she uses her other hand to keep it in place) and putting them in order, then serving the order up to her pretend customers. It has now replaced Candyland as her favorite game and she is asking to play with it everyday. My 6 year old still likes, it, too. My 1 year old tries to eat the pancakes. Overall, it's a great game for the family.