Airkid STEM Board Games Brain Toys, Maze Brain Teaser Puzzles Learning Games for Kids Ages 4-8, 118 Challenges 5 Difficulty Levels Squirrel Logic Track Building Blocks, Educational Toys Birthday Gifts

The Airkid STEM Board Games Brain Toys have been a fantastic addition to our family game time. The puzzles are engaging, well thought out, and genuinely challenge kids to think strategically rather than just guess their way through. With 118 challenges across 5 difficulty levels, this set grows with your child. The easier levels are perfect for younger kids, while the harder ones really make them slow down, plan ahead, and problem-solve. The squirrel logic track and building blocks are sturdy and easy for little hands to use, and the concept is simple enough for kids ages 4–8 to understand without constant adult help. What we love most is that it feels like play, not homework. The kids stay focused, work through frustration, and feel proud when they solve a challenge plus it’s fun for adults to join in, too. This is an excellent educational toy that encourages critical thinking, patience, and strategy, making it a great gift for birthdays or family game nights.

My 8 yr old actually loves this even though it's marketed for younger kids. The squirrels are adorable and she loves that they actually carry the acorns. Great coding game!

The kids like the toy when playing, but they don’t ask to play with it. It isn’t a favorite. Works properly, maybe if it was bigger, it would hold their interest longer.

This is a cute toy that is versatile in its use as my grandson can use it in many ways. He loves the pullback action of the squirrel and will play with it separately and on the track.

This is cute and fun. My 3 year old likes it. It is hard for her to pull back and get on track but with practice she’ll get it.

My grandchildren love this game! They are 4 and 5. We liked the squirrel puzzle so much that we also purchased the bulldozer version. They needed some guidance at first to figure out how the pieces work together and how to put the squirrel on the track but now they can play with it by themselves. My only caution with the product is that the bulldozer version's track is more difficult to put together and they always need a little help with set up. They take turns putting the pieces of track on the board so it's a good game for them to learn cooperation.

It's good. Got one more as a gift for my niece

The pull-back mechanism that allows the squirrel to run on the little path you made for it broke pretty quickly. The game is a fabulous concept, though, for the logic of designing puzzle paths, and you can always push the squirrel with your hand.