Our Five Senses Interactive Game

My 3-year-old loves matching the facial expressions, and it’s been a fun way to practice naming body parts like ears and nose. The game pieces are sturdy enough for little hands, and we’ve already used it a dozen times without any wear.

My three-year-old actually sat still for a full round, and the way the game connects facial expressions to the senses makes it so much easier for him to talk about feelings. It's simple to follow but keeps his attention, which is rare.

It’s a nice way to get the kids talking about their bodies and faces, and the parts are cut so even little hands can grab them. My only tiny gripe is it’s a bit to set up each round, but the game itself is solid for a preschooler.