Briarpatch, Richard Scarry's Busytown Seek and Find Game, Based on Early Reader Books for Preschool, Kindergarten and 1st Grade

Granddaughters loved this seek and find board game. Recommend for age 5 and up.

I have an 8 and a 4 year old so it can be tricky to find games simple enough for the younger one, but enjoyable for the older one. This game fits the bill! I played it separately with each child, on the level 1 cards, and they both had fun, the 8yr old saying “I like this game! Can we play another round?” The incentive of ringing the bell is perfect this age range, and the search aspect is basically like a where’s Waldo type of enjoyment. The game itself is well made with quality cardboard, spinner and a real metal bell with a gentle (not annoying) ding sound. It’s the most complex game (in terms of number of steps/rules) that my youngest has played and he picked it up really well. This game promotes turn taking, counting, rule following, and excellent color/shape/object recognition skills. And it’s entertaining enough for me to play with my kids without it being mind-numbing! I also like that it has Level 2 search cards for when they advance in skill. If your kids enjoy Hi-Ho Cheerio but are ready for something a little harder, this would be a great next game!

Very cute game, my kids love to ring the bell and I enjoy it as well!

The whole family, including our 3 year old LOVES this game!!!!! Super easy and fun to play. Only took 1 star off because we about drove ourselves crazy looking for this specific card. Has anyone else come across cards where the pictures can never be found? We like to think we're pretty decent "finders".... but I guess this childhood game has defeated us! 😆

A great game for family time. Easy to learn. Our 5 year old loves it! There are 2 different levels of seek and find cards, so you can play with younger ones, too.

My 5-year-old son loves this! It's like a "Where's Waldo?" activity, and the small drawings provide hours of fun as we search for different items. It’s a great family activity! My younger son, who is 3 years old, has some difficulties with it, but my 5-year-old definitely approves. Overall, it's a good value for family fun!

Great little game. I played it with our 5 yr old and he loved finding all the objects on the long board. One thing I thought it should have come with a 30 second timer. But fun game.

Great bday gift for our 3 year old.

Updated version, but all good!

Fun for the whole family! My 5yo enjoyed the Level 1 cards a lot. Once we’ve gone through those we’ll try the Level 2 cards.