My daughter is only 7 -- would this be too challenging? She was so very interested in it...
2045587
it depends really on how capable she is. Some at that age are more "hands on" than others. If she's "into" arts and crafts and such, she'll be fine with it (you might have to help with the pinning if necessary) its really a lovely gift, surprised me with the quality of the contents. Even inspired me to try to find an actual beginner sewing machine for my then 10-yr old grand.
2045588
I don't really think so. It allows creative ideas.... their own. My 10yr old niece really love it. Very good quality... not really a toy.
2045589
I can only tell you it was recommended under the eleven to twelve age group!
2045590
My daughter received this when she was 8. She didn't really see everything perfectly but it gave her a chance to practice/self-teach. It also comes with cloth glue and she was able to glue pieces together as well. It was a fun project for her.
466918
My is 5 years old & he is no longer finding it challenging, not enough pieces to build. I think the issue is you need lots of pieces to build something challenging but lots of pcs means lots of money. :-( My daughter (2 1/2) is playing with it right now. Hope this help.
1252626
I've played 7 Wonders with 7 & 8yo's. It's a little rough for that age group. Remember, this is an expansion to the main 7 Wonders game, so if they can play the main game, adding this shouldn't be a problem. The best thing about the game is even adults have a hard time figuring out if they're winning until the end, so even playing with younger players can be fun.
288392
I would say depending on what things tge 7 yr old is into. If they are advanced in electronic games...Nintendo ds etc...this will encourage their learning skills but like I said b efore, the buttons are hard to push and if they have weak fingers, they may get discouraged. Overall, it is a good product.
1252625
Possibly. Suitable based on content? Yes. Suitable based on difficulty? Maybe.To be clear this is not a stand alone game and it requires the game 7 Wonders. If the kid in question is familiar with 7 Wonders than this expansion should be a breeze for a 7-8 year old.The game itself is quite fun and even if a 7-8 year old doesn't initially "get" it, I don't see why they couldn't after some trial and error. It's a great way to teach strategy, awareness, and a good time around a table.
919860
I would say YES. I have my seven year old grand daughter helping me with this and if we keep the patterns pretty simple to start with she has no problem and loves it. She is getting one for Christmas.
1201841
I think 7 is a good age for this...my 3 year old is a bit small but figured it out in short order.
466915
Probably not very challenging for a 7 year old. Our grandchildren ages 2-6 love them and use them to build houses, garages, etc. Magna-tiles seem easier for imaginative play.
2887
Honestly, it is not very easy for younger children. My youngest is 7 and seems to be the right age for her, whereas my son was able to build with it effectively a little earlier. A week ago my 6 year old nephew was over and had a lot of trouble building it. I hope this helps! There are other great marble mazes for the younger age like the one by Discovery Toys (that is what we upgraded from and everybody LOVED it)
2168556
I think so. My daughter is only level 3 competitive and only 7 yrs old but I think it will be useful a few more years
753086
I think it is challenging and fun for all ages. I have given it a whirl or two and I'm in my 40's, though it was purchased for my son;)
644584
Definitely! That is a great idea! Might be a little more difficult for little ones, but sure my 4.5 year old would love it.
1495506
If she is a very tiny 7 yr.old it would be ok but if she is average hieght or tall for her age it will be too small. It is a nice carriage but a bit flimsy for a 7 yr. old not like the doll carriages of yesteryear!
1746501
I'm sorry, but I bought these for adult kids for Christmas, so no one has tried them yet. I'm sure a 7 year old would have fun with it, but I don't know how hard it is to complete.
1213282
No, It is even challenging for 7 year olds. Unless your child is very bright. They have to ask questions and then be able to know what to do with the yes and no train of thought, but fun game for 8 and up. Even adults.
1021676
If She likes puzzle type toys its suitable but this one is quite hard I might suggest one of the other perplexus toys for a younger age
745743
No... they'd have to put some effort into it. My 7 year old son and my 4 year old nephew use it just fine with no problems.