Bunny Hop
The farmers are in a frenzy! Bunnies are hopping and hiding in the Carrot Patch, eating all the veggies. Help the farmers catch these funny bunnies in a memory game of bunny ?hide and seek.? Be the first player to collect at least one bunny of each color and you win!
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Bunny Hop Reviews
My daughter got this game for her third birthday and now not a day goes by when she does not want to play it. The instructions are simple so she easily teaches the game to others. Even the tricky part about swapping bunnies. It's been great for her. That in itself is HUGE. Those awards people know what they're talking about when they pick out these toys. Aside form the actual game play she loves to sort and count the bunnies. It's even helped a lot with her patience.
Though the game can have a few variations [and we even came up with our own rules], the one who gets bunnies in all 4 colors is the victor. All in all, highly recommended. if the bunny hops [some hop, and some don't], then the player gets to keep the bunny.
As a mother of an active 3.5 year old, I too am always on the look-out for fun, educational games. "Bunny Hop" is definitely one of those games that engages young children, and best of all they are able to play by themselves [once they get the hang of the game]. I also recommend the fishing game, Gator Golf and Candyland for preschoolers. And it is a game that can be enjoyed with the family, or by the child independently. No reading skills are required here, just a knowledge of colors [here, the colors used are red, green, yellow and blue].
It is a simple game yet really fun especially since it doesn't require any complex skills. Each player chooses a color, and then rolls the die - depending on which color comes up, the player then chooses the bunny that has the same color [as reflected on the die] and pushes it into the carrot patch.
My daughter loved it. Did not diappoint. Bought this after seeing in Parents Magazine. Would not recommend until 3 though.
Really cute game. My daughter is 3.5 and she really likes it. Teaches kids their colors & having to wait for their turn. Pretty durable overall.
(Many games that are marketed to preschoolers still require adult assistance, which frustrates them after a while, especially when older siblings can play independently). I'm always on the lookout for innovative games that our kids, ages 3 and 4, can play with us, so I decided to give Bunny Hop a try. The process is simple and there aren't any real educational benefits as far as I'm concerned, but this is a wonderful game for building in a few moments of family time. The entire game is pretty short, so you can pull it out in a pinch. Then the player pushes a farmer, and if the bunny hops out of the patch, the player gets to keep it. We love the game and consider this a marvelous investment.
The game is suited for 2-4 players. I spotted this game in a parenting magazine just before Christmas; it had won a coveted spot on their best toys of the year list. The game begins with all of the bunnies in the patch, and every player chooses a color (blue, red, yellow, green). After rolling a cube, a player chooses a matching colored bunny and pushes it down into the patch. I was not disappointed.
(3 bunnies will hop; 2 will not of the same color) The first player to get a bunny of all 4 colors wins. I was thrilled that my 3-year-old son could play independently, giving him a confidence boost.
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