- What ages is Race to Pattern Palace for?
- It is aimed at preschool and early-elementary children who are learning numbers, shapes and patterns. The simple rules and short rounds suit kids around ages 3 to 6, especially those who watch Numberblocks.
- How many players can play?
- The game is designed for 2 to 4 players. That makes it work for a parent and child or for a small group of siblings.
- What math skills does it teach?
- It focuses on numbers, shapes and pattern recognition. Players match and extend patterns as they race around the board, so the math is part of the game rather than a separate worksheet.
- Do kids need to know the Numberblocks show to enjoy it?
- No, but it helps. The characters and Pattern Palace setting are drawn from the show, so fans get more out of it, while other children can still play the pattern-matching game.
- Is it a good classroom or homeschool game?
- It can work as a small-group math activity for 2 to 4 children. The pattern focus fits early math lessons, though the content is basic for older students.
- Where is the Hand2mind Numberblocks Race to Pattern Palace Board Game cheapest?
- At Target, for $17.99, 29% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hand2mind Numberblocks Race to Pattern Palace Board Game?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Target, Michaels, Quill.