Found It! Indoor Edition | Smart scavenger hunt (ages 4-7)
Description
Description
What's included in the package?
What's included in the package?
- 50 Game Cards
- 1 Mess-free Case
What will my child learn?
What will my child learn?
- Phonological Awareness
- Measurements & Opposites
- Numbers and Counting
- Color Recognition and Mixing
- Our Body & Health
- Shapes & Spatial Relationships
- Self-Awareness & Emotions
Customer Reviews
I bought this for my 5-year-old and she absolutely loves it! The cards are colorful and the prompts are easy for her to understand. It’s been great for keeping her busy on rainy days, and I love that it gets her moving around instead of sitting in front of a screen.
Found It! is a hit in our household. My 6-year-old and his little cousin have competitions to see who can find objects the fastest. The game is simple but really fun, and it’s educational too—he’s learning to notice patterns and sizes without even realizing it.
This game was recommended by a friend, and it didn’t disappoint. My kids love racing to shout “FOUND IT!” It’s surprisingly challenging for a 4-year-old, but they’re learning to think fast and observe closely.
A really fun way to get my kids off their screens. They fight less now when playing, and I’ve noticed them pointing out colors and shapes during playtime. Simple, engaging, and educational.
Good game, but I wish there were more cards. After a few rounds, my 5-year-old already memorized most of the prompts. Still, it’s fun for quick indoor play, especially on a weekday evening.
We had a blast playing this during a recent playdate. The kids were laughing and running around, and it gave the adults a chance to relax. Easy to understand and set up. Definitely recommend for young kids.
This game was okay. My daughter enjoyed it for a little while, but after 20 minutes she lost interest. I think it’s better suited for kids who get excited about competitive activities.
Super cute and well-made. The cards are sturdy, and the prompts are creative. I appreciate that it encourages learning while still being very playful. My kids were engaged for at least 30 minutes straight!
My 4-year-old loved this! We played two rounds today and he couldn’t stop giggling as he searched for items. It’s educational without feeling like “learning time,” which is perfect.
This game is fun but can get a little chaotic if more than two kids play at once. It’s still a great way to encourage movement and observation, but be prepared for some noise and running around.
Found It! has been a lifesaver during indoor play. Easy to set up, fun for siblings, and encourages kids to look closely at their surroundings. My kids beg to play it almost daily now.
I like that this game combines learning and physical activity. My kids are practicing counting, colors, and shapes without realizing it. The only downside is the instructions could be a little clearer about the two ways to play.
Absolutely adorable game! My 6-year-old daughter and her friends had a scavenger hunt in our living room and didn’t want to stop. Perfect for a birthday or playdate.
Fun concept, but a bit limited. After several play sessions, the older kids find it too easy. It’s great for 4–5-year-olds, but ages 7 might want more challenging prompts.
This was a hit with my nephews. They loved shouting “FOUND IT!” and running around the house. Educational, active, and a nice alternative to screen time.
My kids enjoyed it, but the game can be repetitive after a few rounds. Still, it’s worth it for rainy days or indoor play when you want something simple and interactive.
I bought this for my 5-year-old, and it’s been fantastic. The prompts are clever, and it really gets kids thinking about sizes, shapes, and patterns. Plus, it’s portable if we want to take it to grandma’s house.
Fun game overall, but the travel case is a little flimsy. The cards themselves are fine, but if you plan to bring it on trips, I’d be careful. Still, my kids love playing it at home.
This is now a staple for our indoor play sessions. My kids ask to play it multiple times a week. Easy to understand and really encourages them to think critically about everyday objects.
I like the idea, and my kids played it a few times, but it didn’t hold their attention for very long. Might work better with younger kids or as a short activity.