Peaceable KingdomGames for Parents & Their 2-Year-olds: Duck Duck Dance - Toddler & Preschool Board Game of Moving Your Body & Following Directions

My 2.5 yo granddaughter asks to play this simple, active game. No set up. No screen time. Lots of movement. 2 players: one active child, one non active adult. I can see that you could add additional active participants. Great!

This game is perfect for my active kiddos. Wish there were some more movement actions. The game is easy to setup and play.

Great activity for getting away from the table and chair. I use this in my speech therapy sessions with the kids.

NonCompetitive. Very fun way to encourage movement. Played it with a whole class of your year olds yesterday by adding a number dice to the game. Quality product

This was a great game to learn age appropriate tasks like jump, walk backwards, dance and fly like an airplane. It is good for a 2 year old, but know that they are done with the game quickly. No fault of the game.

I bought this to use with my preschool class this coming year and tested it with my niece who will be 4 in September. She loved it. We took turns tossing the 4 dice, placing them in any order. Doing the actions, and then flipping over a lilypad to reveal an animal. Once all lilypads were flipped we called the game finished. We played through twice. She was super happy to dance along with the ducks. I am not sure if she understood the actions of the ducks based on the pictures, but my language supported our actions anyway, and I am sure if this was a frequent activity, she would have made the connections. Excited to use with my class this year.

My son is almost 2 and he has a great time just throwing the blocks around and doing the movements. Perfect little game for 2 and under

This game is still fun half a year after first acquiring it. She even likes to set it up and clean it up herself

Cute way to introduce board games (yay, no screen time game) for young children! My 2yo daughter loves throwing the dice for the sequence. I do find the tokens (flipping for the turn) is a little hard for a young child to follow, so we all play/dance the steps together at the same time.

Bought this for a Christmas present for my bephew impressed on the quality and can’t wait to see my grandsons face when he opens it