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Learning Resources Noodle Knockout Fine Motor Game - Games for Kids Ages 4-8, Toddler Board Game, Educational Matching Kids Games, Preschool and Kindergarten Classroom Game, Gifts for Toddlers

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Style: Fine Motor Game


Features

  • FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT: Kids build hand strength, dexterity, and handeye coordination as they use chopsticks to grab wiggly noodles and toppings; a fun fine motor skills toy for preschoolers
  • MULTIPLE WAYS TO PLAY: Features three game variations that grow with kids ages four and up; supports two to four players and works as an engaging family board game or classroom activity
  • SENSORY SATISFACTION: Soft, wiggly noodles and colorful toppings create handson play kids love, keeping young players engaged during fun games that build early skills
  • COMPLETE 67 PIECE SET: Includes noodles, toppings, spinner, order cards, bowls, and chopsticks; everything needed for interactive play at home, school, or group playtime
  • EDUCATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT: Builds early counting, color recognition, sorting, and turntaking through creative pretend play, making this a popular learning game for kids and preschool classrooms

Description

Dive into the exciting world of Noodle Knockout, where fine motor skill development becomes an irresistible ramen adventure! This innovative game challenges children ages 4+ to use specially designed chopsticks to grab wiggly noodles and colorful toppings, strengthening the exact hand muscles needed for writing success. With three different ways to play, children can enjoy solo practice or compete with up to three friends in this versatile skill-building experience. The 67-piece set includes 20 soft silicone noodles in two lengths, 27 vibrant ramen toppings, a spinner, 10 double-sided order cards, 4 colorful sorting bowls, and 4 kid-friendly chopsticks-all stored in the large serving bowl that doubles as both game board and storage container! Parents and teachers love that cleanup is a breeze with the self-contained storage solution. Beyond fine motor development, Noodle Knockout naturally reinforces early counting, color recognition, visual discrimination, and social skills through gameplay. Children practice patience and persistence as they master the chopsticks, building confidence with each successful grab. The soft, tactile noodles provide a satisfying sensory experience. Give your child the gift of fine motor mastery wrapped in an engaging culinary adventure! Noodle Knockout makes development delicious and turns essential skill-building into the highlight of playtime.

Brand Name: Learning Resources


Age Range Description: Toddler,Kid


Number of Packs: 3


Global Trade Identification Number: 98


Set Name: Noodle Knockout Ramen Challenge


Manufacturer: Learning Resources


UPC: 765023055498


Unit Count: 1 Count


Included Components: Cardboard gameboard, 20 noodles, 27 ramen toppings, 4 sets of chopsticks, 4 bowls


Item Type Name: NOODLE KNOCKOUT FINE MOTOR GAME


Model Number: LER5549


Manufacturer Part Number: LER5549


Manufacturer recommended age: 4 - 8 years


Number of Players: 1-4


Educational Objective: Color Recognition


Supported Battery Types: No batteries required


Operation Mode: Manual


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Theme: Pretend Play Toy


Color: Multi


Subject Character: Game


Size: Medium


Item Weight: 16 ounces


Item Dimensions: 8.2 x 8.7 x 2.6 inches


Material Type: Plastic


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great for a multitude of reasons
Style: Fine Motor Game
We first played this game with my son’s occupational therapist. My son loved it so much we got our own for home. It’s great for sensory seeking kids (the noodles and the other ingredients are so soft and wiggly- great quality), it’s great for fine motor skills (using “chop sticks” to pick up ingredients, and spinning the spinner), and emotional regulation (you’ll know what I’m talking about when someone gets the hot pepper). There are multiple ways to play this game, and it can also be played for fun solo. My 3 year old loves to play by himself spinning the spinner and picking out what it lands on when he’s not playing a round with his brothers. Definitely going to gift this on birthdays/holidays for littles we know. Five stars! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 24, 2023 by Kayla Calderwood
    • Fun little game
Style: Fine Motor Game
Purchased new on sale and seems like a fun game. I have 4 kids under 10 who played together and both enjoyed and got frustrated with the game. The instructions explain 3 different ways to play the game. Initially we played where we also grabbed the pepper if we landed on the blue star. The blue star is really only for ingredients you need but as I tead in other comments people talking about how there are a lack of pieces. There is a purpose of this but as we started playing per instructions where you can only pepper if you land on pepper, you will have a higher chance of being unable to get the piece you need. Using two spots for pepper like we started can drag out game play it can give a higher chance of being able to grab the piece you need. If two people are playing though and using one card each, I doubt you would run in to an issue as much with lack of pieces. Not too sure as we played with 4 for our first time at the game. Fun game and I like that they gave 3 different ways to play the game. Definitely do recommend making some "house rules" to adjust game play to better fit your needs if you can. The noodles are the favorite pieces in the game! They wiggle and stretch. I thought these would all be hard pieces but they're not :) We recommend this game as it can be both fun and frustrating if you have to start your bowl over. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 28, 2022 by Amazon Consumer
    • Game Value is a Bit Lacking
Style: Fine Motor Game
Okay I've gotta be straight: the game value just isn't there. I absolutely love how the pieces feel, my nephew loved counting the pieces and playing with the rubbery noodles and veggie bits, but the "games" are really more like tasks. Even using the spinner is super boring because it has so many options it could land on, but most of the recipe cards don't feature more than 3 items. This becomes a problem when the spinner doesn't land on anything called for, multiple spins at a time, so players just keep taking turns spinning until someone finally lands on an ingredient they need... but then the slog begins all over again. It takes forever to "win," and I don't know any 3-7 year olds who have that much patience. I think the tongs ("chopsticks") are great for practicing coordination, and the pieces have a lovely tactile quality. It's worth it just to have a fun noodle playset for imaginary cooking. But calling it a game feels like a bit of a stretch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 15, 2023 by GunShy
    • My 5 year old loved it!!!
Style: Fine Motor Game
My son is currently in preschool and is having some trouble properly holding a pencil/crayon.. his teacher advised me to help him with his motor skills to strengthen his hands at home and did give me some little tongs like the ones used in this game. Upon some searching on Amazon I came across this game and it is exactly what I was looking for. My son loved it so much he didn’t want to stop playing. Definitely recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 29, 2023 by Jessica
    • My 3 yo old these!
Style: Fine Motor Game + Big Feelings Pineapple
Bought these for my 3yo boy and he loved them both way more than I ever expected. He doesn't play the ramen game, but he loves to play with all the noodles and ingredients. For the pineapple, he's always changing the faces and associates them with emotions. I highly recommend it!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 4, 2023 by Michelle Thompson
    • Very Fun and Easy to play
Style: Fine Motor Game
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So fun that my 2 year old is begging to play it! It is great for fine motor skills and even sorting, if you don't play the game. Game is easy enough for a 2 year old with some guidance. Favorite purchase so far from Amazon.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 2, 2023 by James D Krise James D Krise
    • Makes me want to eat Ramin noodles
Style: Fine Motor Game
I purchased this game for my 22 month old daughter. She loves it and wants to play every day. We saved the menu cards for when she us a little older. For now we are practicing taking turns and spinning the spinner. We are also making progress w learning to hold and use the chopsticks. It is definitely a game that can grow with her over time and incorporates all sorts of skills from motor to social. This is the best game I have found that is fun and usable for an almost 2 year old. Warning this game will give you the munchies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 27, 2022 by Prettygreenwings
    • Fun, simple, fine motor game.
Style: Fine Motor Game
Played this with my young kids and they loved it. They really liked all the different "food" pieces. I am going to take it to work and play too (I am an Occupational therapist), it is great for fine motor fun.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 11, 2023 by CultStar7

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