Peaceable Kingdom Friends and Neighbors: The Helping Game Emotional Development Cooperative Game for Kids
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Features
- ALL ABOUT OUR EMOTIONS: Can you help a little girl who's sad because she's standing out in the rain or a boy who's afraid of the dark? Get a token from the helping bag & see if you can help someone.
- LEARNING AND GROWING: In playing the game and reading about the feelings and needs of the characters, parents can help their children recognize feelings in others - the first step to building empathy.
- BENEFITS:Cooperative games cultivate emotional development, shared decision making, positive self esteem, creative problem solving and develop a sense of community in a non-stressful play environment.
- SKILLS FOR LIVING: A great game to play with one child, It allows you and your child to talk about the feelings of the characters, why they might feel that way, and how your child is able to help.
- WHO CAN PLAY: 1-4 players age 3 and up. INCLUDES: 4 game boards, 14 tokens, 1 helping bag, 1 stop sign board, social and emotional intelligence parent guide and friends and neighbors story book.
Product Dimensions: 9 x 2 x 9 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Item model number: GMC9
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 8 years
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Language: English
Manufacturer: Peaceable Kingdom
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Let me start by saying, this game is absolutely awesome! I bought this to play with my 4-year-old daughter and she absolutely adores it. My daughter has some speech delay problems, where communicating is not easy for her, so I bought this game to try and get her to talk more and express her feelings. This game is targeted at analyzing the feelings of others, in this case, the characters in the game, and then fixing their problems to make them happy. It comes with several game boards and each game board has 9 squares. Each square itself has a different character with a different problem and a little rhyme in it explaining the problem. The game also comes with a very cute small draw-string bag with little tokens in them. On one side, each token is red and on the other, it has a picture representing a square on the game board. The game also comes with a red stop sign that has 5 circles numbered 1 through 5 and a little booklet with pictures and text matching each square on the game board. You draw a token from the bag, and if there is a matching square on the game board, match it, and if there isn't, put it on the stop sign. The game ends when either the stop sign is full or the game board is full. This game is a great game to practice communication. The point of it is for you to ask your kid questions about what is going on in each square. There are no predetermined questions so it really is free to interpretation and you can ask any questions you want. What I really like about this game, apart from the emphasis on communication, is the emphasis on identifying emotions and helping others. It's not a competition game - it's a cooperation game. All players work towards the same goal, which I really like. This game is a must buy!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2017 by Lissy
Purchased this for my kids, and they absolutely LOVE it! Such a great game for encouraging kids to consider others and learn ways of how to be a helper. The pieces are all made of a cardboard-like material, so fairly durable (meaning my toddler hasn't bent any pieces yet) and love how it's a quick, easy clean up! There's not a thousand pieces everywhere that often get lost. And love how the materials are eco friendly! Keeps everyone occupied for a good twenty minutes and allows for discussion points such as identifying if the friend in the game is emotionally hurt or physically hurt and the importance of learning those differences when helping others. Can't say enough good things about it, so glad I purchased it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2020 by Carly
This is a really cute game, but it is a little young for my five year-old pre-K children. This would be a much more suited to three-year-olds who are not yet adept at basic problem-solving.
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2025 by P. Massé
Great game for kids to learn socio-emotional skills.
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2025 by GW Woods
I bought this for my 3.5 year old and he loved it. It’s very easy to play. We took turns pulling out the pieces and looked to see who we could help and talked about how each item help the situation. When we had to put a piece in the stop sign he giggled. The game moves quick. He started making up stories about each picture. The game definitely encourages helping and sharing. He actually got up to get me a toy of his to share.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2020 by C Lanier
It was a simple game for my 2-yr-old granddaughter. She caught on quickly and we played several times. It’s really just a matching game , which was disappointing. This is the 3rd Peaceable Kingdom game I’ve purchased. Dinosaur Escape is by far the best, next is Hoot Owl Hoot which teaches strategic thinking, and last is this game.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026 by MPod
It's a good game for preschoolers to identify emotions and improve their matching skills.
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025 by Renee
my 3 year old grandson loved this game! and mama did too :)
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by Susie G