What are the recommended age group for the puzzles?
503094
I got these for a 3 year old & she was able to complete them with a little help!
503095
My daughter got these for her 4th birthday and she was able to figure them out fairly quickly.
503096
My daughter just turned 4 and she loves them! We helped her the first time & then she was able to do it on her own. She loves puzzles & we have been doing them with her since she was 2.
503097
My 4 yr old daughter has been doing puzzles since 3. She can do these puzzles with very little to no help at all.
2272069
From ages 4 thru 6. I know my grandson's have enjoyed these tremendously. Just make sure to talk to them about the small pieces
911705
I would say at least 14 and up. It is all easy to read and follow but it is about murder after all. I have only played this with adults over 21 though.
888137
This one was given to my 14 year old son, but his 12 year old and 9 year sisters steal it from him all the time to try to play it. I think the Space Challenge Maze would be fine for an 11 year old.
2163164
A little young, but I think so, if she is into puzzles. There are puzzles of different difficulties, so she could definitely do the beginner ones. My daughter was solving them around that age.
2128806
I would think as young as 4 or 5 is age appropriate for this game. It's about recognition of colors and shapes, so if a child is able to distinguish those, it would be fun. Once they start playing, you will be able to tell if they are able to catch on, and if they aren't, it would be best to put up the game until they are able to catch on easier, to save them from being frustrated and not having fun. I've given these as gifts for kids as young as 4 and 5 and they have loved it. As adults playing with kids, naturally, you allow them to "win" a card to encourage play. It is fun with a group of kids with about the same skill level. My 8 year old can beat some adults!
248104
Elenco Snap Circuits are a good toy for this age group as well as Pictureka game. The little legos are really good for this age group as well.
1270354
I would say ages 3 or 4 and up. I've seen videos online of kids ages 10-12 playing it.
1519000
Might be a little hard for an 18 month old. I'd recommend a puzzle with pegs at that age. I don't think an 18 month old has the coordination required to use the fishing rods. My daughter started puzzles around that age (she got her first puzzles her second Christmas when she was about 18 months and they were simple peg puzzles)
404298
Age for child to play with the Rubik's Cube depending on their intellects some kids are very into details and math 10-12 years of age could even be younger I purchased it for an eleven year old and it was perfect. And if the Child asked for this Cube because it is a challenge for them would help to make the right decision on your purchase.
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I loooove these puzzles! They are great gifts for teens and adults. It makes giving money as a gift fun!! There are instructions on how to insert the money but I do not recall it coming with instructions on how to solve the game. Try one out. You'll be surprised how much entertainment it can bring to a roomful of adults, haha! I purchased two; one for a 12 yr old and one for a 14yr old. Good luck!!
1712888
On the box it says "ages 8+". However, I think I remember my younger (than 8) children enjoying it as well, though they perhaps only did the simpler designs.
2166204
I don't know the age group suggested on the box, but I think it would be fine for kids 8 and up. To do well, some basic understanding of probabilities is needed, but my nieces and nephews aged 8-14 love it!
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My granddaughter is 8. She can put them together following the booklet enclosed without any adult supervision. The time it takes depends on how many pieces in the set. Probably kids differ in their speed. She loves the challenge. I currently have 3 new sets ready for her next visit.
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I think the age marked on it was 8. I got it for my 13 year old granddaughter because she had never done logic puzzles before. She breezed through it and I ordered level B for her. I didn't look at the problems, she grabbed it and took off. I would say if you have a bright second grader, give it a try. It's not that expensive and you could always put it away for later if it doesn't work out.
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I think it would be pretty frustrating for most 5 year olds. They could assist, of course, particularly if they have a long attention span and pretty good fine motor skills. A five year old might get a bigger thrill out of one of those giant floor puzzles, if you could find one with a picture he/she really liked.
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I think so, however the youngest I've known to play it is 8. If the 6 yr old grasps instructions well then he should be fine. It's the explanation of various combinations vs. just colour combos that may frustrate him. But there is no reading involved so he may just enjoy it for the combinations and patterns.