Product Description

Add some fun to your family meals with this collection of 51 dinner games to play while you eat. These quick, simple games, like Fruity Feeling, Rainbow Dinner and Magic Spoon, break up dinnertime routine and open up everyone to fun conversation. No game board or game pieces required just food and family. Kids learn expressive language, social skills and more. The games even encourage kids to eat their veggies and finish their milk.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #920 in Toys & Games
• Brand: FamilyTime Fun
• Model: 4102340
• Dimensions: 5.25" h x 3.75" w x 2.88" l, .55 pounds

Features

• Fifty-one quick and easy games
• Makes dinner time pleasurable and fun
• Promotes family unity
• Short and easy to play
• Encourages healthy eating

From the Manufacturer
Add some fun to your family meals with this collection of unique games to play while you eat. The fifty-one quick and easy-to-play games, like fruity feeling, rainbow dinner and magic spoon, break up dinnertime routine and add fun to family meals. No game board or game pieces required just food and family. Kids learn creative thinking, social skills and more. The games even encourage kids to eat their veggies and finish their milk. The spill-proof game cards are durable and easy to clean. This game is for families with kids between 3 to 6 years.

Customer Reviews

The whole family loves this game!
We have had so much fun with this game. We love to play games at dinner so this allows everyone to participate. We recently had family in town and played young and old alike. Everyone had a blast and my son is learning a lot about taking turns, following directions and playing fair. I highly recommend.

Make dinner time fun
Family Time Fun Beginner Dinner Games

Dinner time used to be a chore for us. We have a 3 year old and a 5 year old who don't like to sit at the table, but that has changed for us. My kids love the games in this product. They are engaged and ask to play it every time we sit down as a family. It's a great product!

Good overall fun.
Both my kids (5 and 2) enjoy and this game and it makes dinner time fun. I questioned whether to get this version or the older version for my 5 year old and she likes this younger version just fine. There are not many cards but she likes to play her favorite games over and over. Even though the 2 year old doesn't understand he picks up on the fun and some of the easy concepts.