Arts Reviews

The wave is sooooooooooo cool. It's just nott educational. I gave it one star because it doesn't help you if you wanted your child to be an artist. If you wanted your child to be an artist, I would say get them a sketch pad and a 96 box of crayons and say draw,baby draw! ENJOY@

I got this toy for my 4 year old daughter. It is great it comes with twistable crayons (perfect for those of us that hate the million broken crayons in our childs crayon box), markers and three stamp markers. The stamps do not stamp perfectly but that hasn't stopped my daughter from putting a smiley face stamp on all her art work. The map pencils aren't her favorite to color with, but she loves to write in all different colors. It is great to take on the go and holds everything perfectly in place. I feel that it is an absolutely great buy.

How old should i be to get a phone??? I am a huge 10 year old hellokitty fan, And i want a phone!! It is sooo cute!!

Another great thinking game from "Think Fun". I belong to a homeschool "strategy labs" group, which is run by a former gifted and talented public school teacher, and she introduced me to Think Fun games.

My children thoroughly enjoy them, and have more patience than I would have expected to try and solve the puzzles.

A previous reviewer said that this game is good for "gifted" children, and I'm sure it is, but I think it is a great game for ANY child who likes to solve puzzles, regardless of their giftedness at them.

I would even buy this game (or perhaps River Crossing Jr, or Rush Hour) for a child who DOESN'T particularly like puzzles, because with some adult encouragement, the child may really enjoy it (thus learning that he/she DOES like puzzles) and improve his ability to think visually and plan several moves ahead - quite a nice bonus.

Given to me as a 'joke', but became a hit with all ages during a recent visit to friends in Brazil. In fact, our friend is a child psychologist in Sao Paulo and she indicated that it would be a great tool with her clients. She later reports that it is a big hit in the clinic.

We have replaced the set left in Brazil along with set 2, and have sent River Crossing Jr to our grandchildren.

This is a challenging mental exercise. We need more of these in our times.

We really enjoyed this game. My dad, me and my 4-year-old played together, figuring out solutions. I admit it's a bit hard for my 4-year-old but she will be ready for this eventually ( and in the meantime we can play together). I would buy another one for my 6-year-old niece.
I wish there were replacement pieces as now I am a little apprehensive of losing one of the essential logs included.

Instructions are easy and playing is fun! Highly recommended.