Count Your Chickens! Board Game: Peaceable Kingdom Toddler Educational Play, Social & Fine Motor Skills, 2-4 Players

This is one of our family’s favorite games to play. Easy enough for even 3-4 year olds to play. Cooperative games like this are great for preschool ages.

My 3 year old LOVES this board game! It was her first one and I think it’s a great first board game for toddlers.

Good for preschool aged kids. It's collaborative which is fun

I was really excited to try this game with my 4 year old but it was just too boring and even she seemed disinterested. There’s no competition between players, and you just have one piece that everyone moves. I might try to make some extra pieces and play it differently than the rules teach to make it more interesting. Don’t waste your money.

This game is adorable and so fun!

Great preschool game, my three year old niece loves to play it.

Honestly, I was hesitant at first as I noticed this was a cooperative game that either everyone lost or everyone won. I had no idea what the game would be like and if it was odd or cute. I was wrong! This game is absolutely adorable, and perfect for kids who are starting to learn how to play board games.

Bought this game for my 3-year-old. It was simple enough for him to pick it up within minutes. The next morning he pulled it out and was playing by himself.

Bought this for my 4 year old. Simple enough to understand, game play takes less than 5 minutes, pretty design, but not sure why you'd want to play it more than twice. Definitely wouldn't have purchased if I had played it beforehand.

Such a cute, fun game! Love how it’s about teamwork. My son loved this game!

Very cute and well made game for little ones. Always a go to fit birthdays for ages 3-4.

I’m a kindergarten teacher and was looking for some games to use in my classroom. This one was perfect because it teaches 1:1 counting, one more/taking away, and cooperation skills. My students love it so much that I ordered another copy so more kids can play! I definitely recommend this game!

A good first learning game for toddlers

Love this cooperative game! It’s perfect for my 4 year old just starting to learn about taking turns and being a good sport. I also really like that it’s a game that everyone works together to win. I only wish it was just a little bit harder to lose! We played several times and only lost once. Still, I would recommend.

I bought this game for my son for his birthday and he really loves playing it and doesn't realize that he's actually learning

Perfect birthday gift for littles!

We have loved every peaceable kingdom game we’ve bought. We’ve had this game for years and I still play it with my youngest. Cooperative games are such a great way to teach board game mechanics and practice early educational skills without worrying about winning and losing since you’re working as a team. Also we lost a couple chickens and it was easy to follow the instructions in the box to have them send replacements. The representative was really nice too.

This game is so much fun! We loved the Hoot Owl Hoot game so much that we had to buy this one too! Kinda pricey for a boardgame, but totally worth it IMO. Very well made, sturdy and adorable! My 3 year old daughter has so much fun playing this game and I'm sure she will enjoy it for many years! Thank you!!

This game is very simple and easy for 3 year olds to understand. Some board games can be frustrating for 3-4 year olds since they hate losing, but the beauty of cooperative games is that you work together in a team - so you win or lose together! Our go-to game with our now 4 year old - the game has little token pieces, so just make sure not to lose those! Good quality and graphics, would recommend for little ones!

Very similar to HOOT OWL HOOT (both cooperative games / working as a team rather than competitively) but different enough to switch things up while still being fun. LOTS of tiny baby chick pieces to collect & lots of repetitive counting - which could be good or bad depending on your individual child. Great for older toddlers I’d say, maybe even closer to 3-4. Probably not exciting enough for a 5 or 6 yr old & almost impossible to lose the game , unlike Hoot Owl Hoot. Still very cute & simple, doesn’t last longe than 5-10min TOPS. The Owl game lasts a little longer maybe 15min. Great starter board game for little ones! Who doesn’t love farm animals?