Classic Mancala Game - Features ... vs Educational Insights The Sneaky,...

Mancala is an easy game for almost anyone to learn. Even kids - helps them learn counting. It's still playable but it's a little frustrating because they could so easily have made the pits a little deeper. The only thing that could have been improved ...  Read More

It's fun and great to add to a collection of retro games. One of my favorites. Nice xmas gift. Great for gifting too.

The pieces are dovetailed nicely. If one wasn't careful they could definitely get a splinter playing with this set. The game is very soothing and relaxing.

The game board is made well, though there are a few rough spots within a number of the divots on the game board. The engraved details on the top and sides of the board are beautiful. Overall, a decent mancala board game with a few minor gripes.

Stones scatter everywhere. Individual spots are just too small and they start to overflow easily. It is very hard to even get the fingers in a slot to lift the stones out.

As someone who has taught 3d printing to kids, and robotics coaching, to call this a stem toy is just not polite.

Game uses many preschool skills to play. Perfect gift for my 4 year old granddaughter. Got this game for my 3 year old nephew for christmas.

The squirrel shaped grabber is a great conceit. The acorns are a rubber like material but not squishy. Plus that little squirrel gripper helps with fine motor.

The spinner is a cheap paper and plastic and flicking it won't make the spinning arrow spin. Contacted the manufacturer both through amazon and directly through their web site without any response from them. Their advice is to contact the seller, whic...  Read More

It's made of cheap cardboard material, all besides the acorns and the pincer- squirrel is plastic. One acorn broke. Stumps are plastic. They’re shown and described as cardboard.