Find It Kids Game

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SUPPORTS VISUAL LEARNING - Perfect for both indoor and outdoor play, this game offers colorful images with descriptive adjectives to help young learners develop their visual recognition skills. With no restrictions on game space or location, it can easily be adapted for non-readers, making it a great learning tool for all ages. Enjoy simple gameplay and rules. Observe the scene, find the hidden objects, and complete the scene! These educational games for kids and adults promote the development of fine motor skills as players search for and manipulate small hidden items. They also enhance visual recognition skills, focus, and concentration by requiring players to identify specific objects among the colorful pellets.

Run around like a detective solving a trail of riddle or picture clues - you must follow the hunt until you find the gold hidden at the end of the trail in this outdoor indoor active run-around game - collect jewels and record your journey clue by clue on a giant 1 meter game board BEST WAY TO LET YOUR THRILLS DISAPPEAR - Join an adventure for investigation of a fantasy world where you can walk in a park where always June, or scavenger hunt in the Village.Now move around the room and let your dog watch as you hide one treat at a time in an ‘easy’ place. Places such as behind the leg of the sofa, on the edge of the coffee table, under a cushion etc., on a low bookshelf. Remember not to put it on any furniture or places you don’t want you dog to sniff and hunt about later! So if you have a ‘no dogs on the sofa rule’, don’t hide treats on the sofa. Remember to return to their side each time after hiding a treat and give the release cue “Find it”. Learning the “Sniff” cue Get ready for a multiverse of hidden objects! Test your detective skills in finding hundreds of objects hidden in enigmatic locations. From suburban city to enchanted Japanese garden and mysterious manor. Some places can hide mysteries and murders to uncover with your keen eye.

Perfect party game or Christmas scavenger hunt game - versatile play allows one kid to play alone or many children to work together - Play can last 15 minutes or the whole afternoon - no two trails are the same in this treasure hunt game for kids After 10 successful finds, take it up a another level of difficulty. Rub the treat on a piece of kitchen roll, go and hide it in an easy place. Return to your dog’s side and offer the kitchen roll to your dog saying ‘sniff’. Let them sniff ( not eat it). Then give them the “Find it!” cue to go and get the treat. This is why I suggest ByBenji treats for their super strong and irresistible smell!This game is a lot of fun. my favorite hidden object game. The game play is smooth, the graphics are clear and crisp. And the ads are few and not over powering to where you don't enjoy playing. I look forward to playing it every day!” - Dawn Harrell Find It®“ Original Version ” has natural colored pellets with 40+ hidden items. The plastic ends are coordinated forest green color. The items are smaller and are geared to teens and older. A beautiful game to leave out on the coffee table, office or waiting room. The items to find are things such as a wing nut, popcorn kernel, light bulb, bell, staple, and the elusive penny. So, so much fun. You can lose yourself and forget all about time and anything else. Love it 👍👍👍👍👍💖💯” - Thomasina chambers

HUNT FOR MYSTERIES - Marvellous locations are full of memorable characters that mix and match from all your favorite books and TV shows! Multiple levels and scenes. Animal park, ocean world, children's playground and more destinations are waiting for you!For ages 3 to 10 – Play can be as short as 5 minutes or you can extend the fun to last an hour. Clues are designed to challenge all ages - Non-readers use "easy" picture clues cards designed for a toddler scavenger hunt game, asking them to find a specific object like a twig, or something brown, or spotty for example - Older players can challenge themselves to learn new STEM concepts by finding items that are symmetrical, recyclable, wooden, abrasive - definitions are supplied to support STEM learning