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Books: Mr. Men

Ma Boîte à réactions: Monsieur Madame

Ma Boîte à réactions: Monsieur Madame

boardgame

Players:
2–6
Time:
10 min
Min. Age:
4
The Mr. Men

The Mr. Men

boardgame

This card game features 36 cards depicting nine classic Mr. Men characters by Roger Hargreaves. Designed for children aged four and up, it is suitable for simple matching games like snap and pelmanism.

Players:
1–99
Time:
10 min
Min. Age:
4
Oink's Card Game

Oink's Card Game

boardgame

Players:
3–6
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
My First Scrabble

My First Scrabble

boardgame

This educational game combines letter tiles with color-coded words to teach spelling playfully. Color grouping simplifies letter searches significantly. Multiple difficulty levels help children progress from simple words to advanced spelling.

Players:
1
Time:
–
Min. Age:
3
Chutes and Ladders

Chutes and Ladders

boardgame

This traditional board game from ancient India depicts life paths. Ladders symbolize good deeds moving players upward, while snakes represent evil and slide players downward toward lower squares.

Players:
2–6
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
3
Old Maid

Old Maid

boardgame

Old Maid is a traditional children's card game played with a special or standard deck. All but one queen are removed. Players take turns drawing cards, matching pairs, and trying to avoid holding the final unmatched queen at the end.

Players:
2–6
Time:
5 min
Min. Age:
4
Memory

Memory

boardgame

Memory is a classic matching game where players uncover hidden pairs of tiles. The modern version was published by Ravensburger in 1959. The objective is to collect the most pairs by memorizing card positions until all tiles are cleared.

Players:
2–6
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
3
My First UNO

My First UNO

boardgame

My First UNO is a simplified card game featuring popular children's TV characters. Using 36 cards and two special cards, players match by color, number, or character. The goal is to be the first to discard all cards.

Players:
2–4
Time:
10 min
Min. Age:
3
Bagatelle

Bagatelle

boardgame

Bagatelle is the direct ancestor of modern pinball. Players launch balls using a spring-loaded shooter or cue up a board filled with pins. The balls roll back down, bouncing off obstacles to land in numbered scoring pockets. The first player to reach a target score wins. Combining skill and luck, these tabletop sets are the historical inspiration for arcade pinball machines.

Players:
2–10
Time:
10–30 min
Min. Age:
5
Pachisi

Pachisi

boardgame

Pachisi is a traditional 4th-century Indian race game for 2 to 8 players. The goal is to roll dice and move pawns across a shared board into the home area. Players can capture opponents' pawns, sending them back to the start. Parcheesi is the well-known westernized version of this classic game.

Players:
2–6
Time:
30 min
Min. Age:
5
Happy Families

Happy Families

boardgame

Happy Families is a classic British card game by John Jaques & Sons from the Great Exhibition. Players collect quartets of four family members representing different professions to win the game.

Players:
2–4
Time:
10–30 min
Min. Age:
4
Tiddledy Winks

Tiddledy Winks

boardgame

In Tiddledy Winks, players flick small disks called winks into a central cup or target area using larger disks. Points are awarded for accuracy, and the winner is determined by the highest score after set rounds or reaching a target.

Players:
1–6
Time:
10 min
Min. Age:
4
Les Monsieur Madame le jeu

Les Monsieur Madame le jeu

boardgame

Players:
2–6
Time:
20 min
Min. Age:
3