Briarpatch I SPY Dig In Game, Based On Search and Find Books, Preschool Learning For Kids

Purchased for my 6 year old niece who is really into games right now. She has outplayed it.

I bought this for my preschool class. They love it. I love how easy it was to teach them the rules so they can play it independently. I also like that there is an option of not having to match up colors. It would be nice if there was a small digital timer instead of the sand. That way kids could play solo if they wanted to.

Me encanta, lo quería hacía mucho

I bought this for my 5 yr old nephew. He loved it!

My 6 yo nephew is a huge fan! And this is one of those games that I never tire from playing with him. It is fun and fast-paced, and he has no idea he is learning while playing it. There are so many shapes and when you have a few people all digging around in the bowl, this game proves challenging and mentally-stimulating. I also like that he can grow with it. Right now, he uses the gray cards and finds the shapes in any color. As he gets older and gets even better at the game, he will switch to the colored cards (i.e., he would have to find 6 different shapes, each in a particular color) for an added challenge. To level the playing field now, he plays the gray cards and I play the colored.My only complaint and reason for the loss of a star is the 15-second timer. Even as an adult, you just can't find anything in 15 seconds. You get 2 shapes max and it kind of gets old to stop and start so often. When we first started playing, we actually played without a timer at all and ended the round when the first person found all 6 shapes. Now, we just set a 45-second or 1-minute timer on my iPhone and go by that. If you have a longer timer from a game you no longer use, you should use that and just get rid of the 15-second timer.Overall, this was a great purchase and I recommend for kids of all ages, 5 and up. I say 5+ because there are SO MANY little pieces. You need a child who is old enough to A) not try to swallow them or put them up their nose, and B) not lose any of them.

This is a fun game. We use a different timer. The one in the box is about 15 seconds.

Cute game on a timer. Object is to find all the pieces in time. Great game for 6 to 12 years of age.I as adult like it too.

I am a pediatric speech language pathologist and I was gifted this product as a new teaching tool in my speech room and I must say it is a big hit with all my children and it is actual quite versatile as a teaching tool. For the kids on my caseload working on language I have them identify the objects on their list and describe or answer questions about them. For my students with articulation/speech sound deficits I have them make sentences using their speech sounds or give them a carrier phrase to use when they have found the object that includes their sound. It has also been very useful for students that have issue with sustained attention to tasks bc there is a timer and only requires each student to look for objects for a short period of time. Another reason why I love this game is that it is not a traditional board game and it does not require a “winner.” I have found many of my students have not adjusted to “losing” in a game and the fear of losing often impacts their ability to participate/work on their goals/targets. I have notified this game is occasionally challenging for some students that display issues with visually scanning, but I have adapted it by just not using the timer/allowing the students to look for 1 object for an unlimited amount of time. Overall I must say that I have found it as a useful edition to my speech therapy kit!