Customer Reviews

Pandabo Game

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My daughters love these toys. They have a Balancing Moon game and Villa Paletti, both of which use similar techniques to teach balance, weight, and gravity. My four year old is the biggest fan, but my two and six year old also enjoy stacking the pieces and trying out new techniques. The crash when everything falls is the most fun for them, which helps me to teach them that making mistakes can often be the best part of learning, especially when you learn something new and adapt your strategy. These are great games for when you want to give your kids something to do on their own that does not involve the TV or messy art supplies.

This is a wonderful toy with no need for directions - it's so simple. I used it in Russia with orphans and didn't need a translator to play. Lots of play value. Can be used by many age groups, even teenagers.

bear and sticks are much smaller than i thought they'd be. one of the sticks was missing from the container and the container itself was covered in dust when it arrived. does keep the kids entertained for 15 to 20 minutes at a time. cute idea but not thrilled with it.

My daughter loves pandas so when I saw this game I thought it would make a great gift. The sound of the bamboo clinking together is enough of a reason to play the game. The game is very well made and a fun game that even young children can play. I would say children ages two and up can play. It is simple and fun. A younger child may need help identifying which pieces they need to add to the panda next otherwise anyone can play. Have fun!

I bought this as a gift for my neice, and it arrived opened. So...my daughter and I pulled it out and played it a half dozen times. It was cute, fun and simple. No complaints. I think I will even buy one for us. So many games require a set up time, or a rebuilding time...not this one. Quick and simple. Eventually you'll get bored since it is a rather simple game. But whatever...it puts away quickly and sets up quickly...so save it for another day.

Pandobo was a Christmas gift for our daughters (ages 4 and 11), although the youngest enjoys this game a little more than her sister. This game is sturdy, fun to play, and educational at the same time.

My son has no interest in this toy. It is small and just not fun at all. Nice idea, but just a waste, really.