Learning Resources Noodle Knockout! Fine Motor Game - Montessori Preschool Activities, Educational Sensory Play Toy, Occupational Therapy Must Haves for Kids

I’m a pediatric OT, and this game is a HIT with my kids. It’s very fun and the rules are simple enough that many ages can enjoy. Good for practicing social skills and fine motor skills, plus it’s fun, so it’s multi-functional. The pieces are all super cute, and I’ve been playing this game multiple times a day pretty much every day for about a month or more, and it’s still going strong, so the durability for its cost is pretty good.

I purchased this as a gift for an outpatient Pediatric Occupational Therapy Clinic. The therapists and kids loved it! It is durable, can be easily sanitized due to the pieces being plastic and rubber. Also the box is the case for everything so very few lost pieces! It can be played 3 ways- filling the recipe from the recipe card, spinning the spinner until all ingredients are in your bowl, or open ended play! It's simple and fun!

I purchased this game after reading other reviews, however; when I received the game and actually played it with my 4 year old grandson, I realized the ways this game can grow with a child. We also played it with our 2 year old grandson, who was able to just use the "chopsticks" to pull out the various color ingredients and place them in the correct color bowl. The "chopsticks" are great for building little hand muscles and working on their dexterity. The only thing I didn't like about the game was that it only came with 2 egg halves and one of the ways suggested to play requires you acquire an egg half to complete your bowl. I then realized that for an older child, you could play using the red pepper strategy of making someone who has the egg half have to empty their bowl of ingredients by giving them the red pepper so that if you didn't have an egg half, you could try and get it that way. Of course, this stragegy play is for much older children. For that reason, I found some half egg Croc |"zobbotz" (charms) that look like egg halves to add to our game so we can still play until our grandchildren are old enough to understand the strategy concept and can still complete collecting all their ingredients (including enough egg halves for eveyone) to win. I love that the game comes with directions for various ways to play and enjoy the game. It's fun for eveyone and little ones can even play on their own.

I’m a pediatric OT and my kids LOVE this game. Super easy to play and great for fine motor skills/tool use. I put the game on the table and my kindergarteners immediately started playing it and making their own rules without me even explaining.It’s nice because you can also use it in different ways… Easy to grade up and down depending on skill level. The little food/ramen pieces are made of a soft silicone type material that is really fun to touch and play with. Everyone loves it !

This is so cute and fun. Love that it’s something a little different and my students love it.

I bought this game for my 6-year-old son and he loves it! Learning Resources Noodle Knockout! is a fun and educational game that helps kids practice their spelling and vocabulary skills. The game comes with a bowl of noodles, a pair of chopsticks, a timer, and 50 word cards. The goal is to use the chopsticks to pick up the noodles and spell out the words on the cards before the time runs out. The game is challenging but not frustrating, and it encourages kids to use their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and concentration. The game is also very colorful and appealing, and the noodles are soft and squishy. My son likes to play with them even when he's not playing the game. He also likes to make up his own words and challenge me to spell them. This game is great for family game night or for solo play. It's a fun way to learn new words and have a noodle knockout!

I love this toy! What a cute idea! My kid loves chopsticks, in general, and i love the texture of the fake food. She loves playing around with it, even if we don't play the actual game.

I loove this game. I've been playing with my 3 year old. It's a good quick game that helps her practice those fine motor skills and have fun. Would love this for my classroom.