Bumblebee Bingo
A first game for two to four little bees: spin, match the flower and fill your hive before the sun sets. Twenty minutes, no reading.
Bumblebee Bingo teaches the things a first game should — taking turns, matching, counting to six — without anyone having to read a rule. Spin the wooden spinner, find the flower on your board and set a chunky bee on it. The sun moves one step every round, so everyone races the sunset together rather than each other. Children who hate losing tend to love this one.
- 2–4 players, about 20 minutes
- Chunky wooden bees and spinner
- No reading required
- Picture rules printed inside the lid
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