Would this be fun for a six year old?
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My grandson doesn't sit still very long. When he does he is usually watching cartoons, so we haven't used this much. A 6 year old, that is interested in drawing might be more inclined to sitting still more than a 4 year old.
1853873
I bought it for a 6 year old. Her mom had just started University courses and was on the computer a lot, so I thought this might be fun for her "to work" with mommy. Since real computers have now entered many classrooms, I'd say for kids no older than 7 or 8 years old.
1694027
There would be a bit of an imbalance, I guess, if they sat on each end, but the 6-year-old could sit in the middle section with the little one on the end. The little one would probably enjoy that!We have a five-year-old, a four-year-old, an almost three-year-old and a sixteen-month-old who all play on it in different combinations. They always seem to make it work :-)
1329256
Probably not for most 6 year olds. Not only are there a lot of dice involved, but a lot of advanced concepts. I would have been fine playing it at 10, but a lot of other people could have trouble at 14.
1612146
I think that a six-year-old can pick up the basic mechanics easily, but is likely to rely heavily on luck to win. I would definitely start them playing using the rules that lack the dragon tiles, which is the same as playing the original Tsuro.
2197630
I have a 6 yr old daughter and 4 yr old son. My kids have played together with it many times over the past two years. If your son is into imaginative play he will likely enjoy it as well.
1626436
My six year old loves it but needs a lot of help. I would think an eight year old that is able to focus and likes puzzles would like it. It increases in difficulty.
2081212
I think the original would be ok as long as your 6 year old isn't going to be devastated by the loss of an earned vehicle. The open road and easy controls do provide an excellent means of entertainment.
2190220
It worked perfectly for my 7 year old so I would think it would work well for a 6 year old too. :-D
694130
Yes. My now 4 year old has two of these and he can take them apart and out them together with no problems. I would think a 6 year old would find it too easy.
46441
I believe this ball would be a bit big for a six year old. I am sorry to tell you that, but there are many other balls that would work. Hope this helps.
709567
Probably not. We got it for our three year old grandson. He's enjoyed it a lot, but eventually it got too easy for him.
313822
Probably. I guess it really depends on how he plays and what he is interested in but I would probably go with something Lego or Playmobil for a 6 y.o.
1809416
I got it for my three year old grandson, I'm sure it would thrill a six year old. According to the age definitions, it should be okay size wise. I was hoping my grandson would be able to use it for several years. Hope it works for you.
1536906
It would depend on the child. The setup is rather challenging for a young child. I play with my 9 year old grandson, but haven't tried with his 6 year old sister.
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It would be too small for a 6 year old. It is almost too small for my 2 year old. I thing there are larger ones on the market but I am not sure of the specifications. Try Melissa and Doug brand.
1970358
No. Kids love this kind of thing. As far as small children are concerned, it seems to me that many parents buy things that are too advanced for the age of the child. From all the reviews I've read on various toys, this is a very common practice. Use your own judgement. The six year old will be happy with it.