18 Best Games For 6 Year Old Girls (2023 Updated)

I ordered this board game to play with my 4 year old and she enjoys it a lot and it has also been fun for me to play with her. She understood the game right away and it gives her an opportunity to have fun and at the same time focus, speak up and show some competitiveness.

The only complaint I have is that I wish the tiles would have better images, i particularly dislike the “ghost”. I do not understand that with so many options of images, the game decided to add a ghost.

what purpose does this serve? Why would I want to instill in my childs mind about ghosts? which is fear based. They do have some good images on their tiles like: house, shoe, train, dog. but would have liked to see more.

Replace Ghost, feet, smile with better things like an Eagle, rainbow, sailboat, etc. If I could have better images on the tiles then I would have been happier with this product! Because of this I am giving it a 4 star instead of a 5 star.

Cute game for very young children. A bit boring for anyone older than six years old. When we opened it from brand new, there were issues with the tiles that are supposed to drop down one at a time from the ‘zinger’ plastic dispenser.

When the dealer swiped the machine for two tiles, four tiles would fall down and game dispenser would get jammed. Quite frustrating for the little ones playing it. Even the adult (me) had to try to determine why it was jamming.

There were no suggestions in the instruction booklet. The object was not to fill the dispenser with all of the 72 tiles at once. We kept it only half full for much better results. The game was nice and there were four of us.

I would say it would be difficult to play with only two players. Three-five players is ideal. We played for about thirty minutes which is the general time span for pre-school/kindergarten children anyway.

Enjoyed by all.

I bought this game for a 6 year old. It has become a great family favourite, flexible enough for everyone to enjoy including her 3 year old brother, who collects pieces no one needs. There are lots of degrees of freedom for creative adults to flex and change the game up a little to keep the interest level up.

Teaches focus, picture recognition and may reinforce sight words.

My 7 year old grandson loves this match game. He is thrilled to learn all different countries that the kids are from. He loves to beat me when we play.

Memory games are fun, interactive and sure way to sharpen the little ones’ brains. Start with a few sets of cards and move gradually to include the entire assortment. I have played this game with my nieces countless times and it is still one of their favorites.

It has helped sharpen their memory and recognition skills immemsely and made way to learn about different cultures, histories and countries. It is also easy to pack and take with you to the cottage or on holiday vacations.

Excellent gift and worth every penny!.

Purchased for my 4 year old granddaughter.. she loved making matches of the different faces .. face cards are so durable

Its technically not a board game. There is no board. Smaller than what I was anticipating buuut its okay and its so cute. The batteries are included and of course I got to try the same out because there’s a try out hole.

I did it several times and the toots are different. (Just sounds no stink). Overall, its cute and it will work.

The pig is sturdy enough (feels like silicon). But, I was disappointed as other reviewers noted in the volume and the sound at the end. It sounds like a very very cheap recording (very poor sound quality) of someone humming pop goes the weasel, then it makes a quick “fart” sound.

It should have a better sound to it and longer fart sound. It would be even better if it changed the fart sound a few times. Based on the sound quality, I would give this 3 stars. Aside from that complaint, we don’t use it with the die or tokens.

We just pass it around like hot potato and my 3 and 5 year old children love it. Because my kids love it, I am giving the pig 4 stars. What little kid doesn’t like potty humor? The price was right at $5.

This is a much sturdier version than the one I found at Wal-mart. It doesn’t have the nice removable basket shaped baskets that I remember from the old one, but otherwise, the little cupped plastic shapes, and the molded plastic trees are much sturdier than the counterparts in the cheapie one from Wal-mart.

There are also four trees, instead of three trees, which is nice if one has four kids.

My kids (ages 7 and 9) and I had a great time playing this game. The board is made up of nine double sided squares that are filled with colorful cartoon type drawings that you arrange into a bigger square.

You roll the die to see which color challenge you get. One involves finding a unique picture that only appears once on all the boards, in one you bid how many items in a category you can get before the time runs out and in the last, you roll the die to see how many items in the category on the card you have to find before time runs out.

The categories can be somewhat interpreted for example, ‘things that are hot’. The pictures are cartoons of things that aren’t necessarily real, so there may be some interpretation from players about which items will count for which category.

This game took the three of us about 30 minutes which was perfect. It kept everyone’s interest and we had a great time racing to find items. You could easily modify it for emerging readers and I am sure there are other creative ways to play.

This would be a great game to add to your collection or to have on hand for when you need a birthday gift.

This is a simple and versatile game that almost anyone can enjoy. It is easy enough to play with young children, in college or with aging parents. You can even come up with house rules to make it extremely difficult.

As the kids get better, we just narrow the acceptability of objects being selected. There are so many drawings on the playing field that it makes it hard to find things. There are times you find objects yourself and compete against the clock, other times where you compete against the other players and times when you try to outbid players on the number of objects found before the timer runs out.

Each of the nine tiles has two sides. So, it would take a lot to memorize all the search items and playing field configurations. It’s easy to setup and learn the basic rules. What I like most is it balances competing against others with competing against yourself.

I think this is an easy game to include younger kids. My daughters (5 and 7 years) were more interested in staring at the sheets than playing the actual game. They ended up doing their own version of the game which is fine with me! They wanted to find the various things without a timer or keeping score.

I’m happy as long as they’re occupied!.

I had so much fun playing this with my family, friends and their guests at some get togethers we’ve had this year. I was eager to buy this game before it hit the shelves here in Canada and ended up buying it before it was released to sell here and I’m glad I did! The game can be taught in less than 2 minutes and a game can be run for a short time (less cards in your score pile) or longer time (more cards in your score pile).

It is a light game but the best thing is that it appeals to a wide age range. Even my six year old daughter enjoyed playing this with the adults! Definitely worth the money and I can see us playing this and introducing people to this game for years to come.

😀 Customer service with the company was excellent to say the least. They helped me through the buying process and gave me a discount since it was my first time purchasing from them. I highly recommend this game for anyone looking for a game that plays quick, is a great ice breaker, easy to learn and has great replay-ability.

Mantis is the perfect game night game, especially to either start things off or to end the night. Though, really, once you begin playing, it’s quite addicting! The cards are adorable and detailed, the instructions plus video easy to comprehend, and each round is fairly short.

Steal enough Mantis cards and the game may end up shorter due to you losing some friends lol no, but it’s fun. You may even have the chance to steal those cuties back sometimes. Think you’re winning? Nope.

Just an illusion. The person beside you that had only 2 score cards now has 10. It’s addicting for sure; I highly recommend adding Mantis to your game collections! Thank you Tryazon and Exploding Kittens for allowing me to host and play!.

recently had a game night party, as Tryazon and Exploding Kittens sent us this game for free in exchange for our honest review post-party. We got to play Mantis! It is this new, super fun and colorful card game.

it feels a bit like Go Fish, but with a refreshed twist. the rules are super easy to learn, and it doesn’t take long until you’re diving headfirst into this deck of colors. we loved that there’s luck and strategy.

it’s a game that everyone – including kids – can play. even our friends that aren’t as enthusiastic about game night LOVED this game. We made it into a tournament – the overall winner got to take home their own copy of the game – everyone else got a coupon to buy their own.

highly recommend checking out this game. we will definitely be playing it at our next game night!.

This is the New Pensilly game which was very welcomed to entertain us. It’s a silly board game where all the family really enjoyed playing with it. We had so much fun together and laughed like a lot.

It’s perfect for any children from 6+ and good enough for parents too. This is a new game and just been released and would make a great addition to the gaming cupboard. The pen shakes like mad and has 2 settings for the vibration.

It doesn’t come with any batteries. There’re 2 white erasable drawing boards,2 wipe cleaned markers (1 blue and 1 red) which are inserted and locked into the pensilly, 2 packs of 150 cards (75 subjects and 75 descriptions),1 sand timer of 1 minute,1 guidance and 2 little stickers.

It’s not weighty-so it is good for little hands. We’re really happy with it and would definetely recommend this game to any families considering it.

The Pensilly game is great all rounder family friendly fun type of game. All you need to do is choose a description card, then a subject card and then attempt to try to draw the description and subject all whilst the silly pen shakes.

You must do this before the one minute sand timer runs out. The box includes two drawing pads and two markers that can be erased so it will last yo. There are two difficulty levels too so suitable for all ages.

The pen requires 3 X AAA batteries. It would be perfect for Christmas family games, whilst bonding during Covid times or make a lovely birthday present. We had great fun playing this. I can highly recommend.

Bought this game for my 8 year old granddaughter for xmas. We had so much fun. We did simply it. There’s 2 pack of cards object and activity, we only used the object for now, eg guitar. Travelling. Great fun though.

Our 6-year-old gamer loves this simplified Catan. Gamer and non-gamer adults do too. I do have a nit to pick with it though, which is that in three- and four-player games (we haven’t played it with two players), whoever gets out in front first seems to overwhelm everyone else, and that player is usually whoever goes third or fourth, which is never the kid, because the kid goes first.

So I recommend having kids play in 3rd or 4th position so we can have fun losing to them :).

My 5 and 9 year old can both play it, and in fact my 5 year old has beat all of us quite a few times (he gets lucky with the coco tiles). The kids think it’s so cool there is a pirate ghost lurking on the board.

I’ve never played the adult Catan but have a feeling we will one day graduate to it. The instructions were so easy to follow. Highly recommend!.

This is a good Junior version of the game. It moves quickly, has simplified rules and setup, but it also does a pretty good job of preparing younger players for the full version when older. The four year old had to be on a team with his dad, but stayed involved and interested the whole game.

The six year old we played with was OK on her own, with occasional reminders from her mom. The older kids loved it and caught on quickly!.

My family played this game with a two year old (almost 3 yrs) who has a short attention span when it comes to playing games. She loved the different cards & then doing the actions using the banana. It helps with motor skills, social interaction, following directions, and makes learning fun.

It’s easy to play & doesn’t require much to set the game up for play. I’m looking forward to being able to play this game with a group of preschoolers. I would recommend this game for anyone introducing their child to their first board type game experience.

We love this game. We first saw it and the kids played it at a friend’s place a couple years back. We just got this to avoid too much screen time during this COVID crisis. Our kids are 3 and 7 and even though this game is for younger kids they still love it.

The best part are the “together” cards. This is where they have to play together. Its always a great family fun activity!.

My new grandbabies (triplets) are not 2 yet, but I tried this game with my 9 y. o. Even he had fun doing the different activities, like balancing, walking on hands and feet and hopping backwards. Its a very simple game and will get your toddlers moving as well as teach them how to take turns and interact with others.

The board and cards are made well and im pretty sure this game will last for years. I about cant wait till the triplets can play it.

My family loves playing the Sorry game together and in times like now days it gives us more time to play when not able to get out and about with other family and friends. I remember playing this game as a child with my own parents along with my brother and sister.

It’s a great game to spend family time together and a lot of laughs and making memories.

Purchased this after I purchased sorry not sorry and found it was not appropriate for family game night. Sorry is a classic and always a good time, sorry not sorry is great for when you are having a couples night in with friends and the kids are in bed! Both super fun!.

Brought for my grand daughter for Christmas but she got to the package before I could hide it. We played and had fun. Good for her to count her spaces .

We all really enjoyed this despite playing with our 5 year old who has only just learned to read. Not a long game either, I reckon 20min max, which is good for kids who don’t have ability to sit still for ages.

Not intended to help with reading or vocabulary, but is added bonus. Was bought for 8 yo who loves it & says age 6-12, but fine for younger kids as long as they can read.

We love this game, especially now when evenings are getting longer. Fun for all ages and actually learning kids how to think and act fast. Great fun for everyone.

I’ve never played this game before, but found it really easy to use. Perfect for family dinners or celebrations to get younger people involved. Never a dull moment when this comes out

We LOVE Headbanz! It’s the perfect game for friends young and old and always brings laughs. This game allows our kids to use their creative skills while improving their language skills and can be played in as little as 15 to 20 minutes or longer with a larger group of friends.

Looking for a fun new game to introduce to friends after dinner? Headbanz is perfect for the entire family and will easily become a favorite of yours as well. Disclosure: We received a sample to assist us with our review.

All opinions are our own.

Hedbanz was a blast for our entire family! We love that it has pictures as well for the littles that can’t read. It’s easy to tweak the game to fit your families ages and abilities as well which is amazing.

We did brainstorm a nice list of questions before we started to help prompt the little ones to ask the right type of questions! We even took out some cards and made our own game of “charades” using play doh to try and replicate each others picture.

Super fun! Definitely a must.

Great little toy!This toy will keep the little ones busy for a long time! It’s a great activity for the car or anywhere where the kids need to stay busy. It’s better than an iPhone because the parents can still be involved.

I would give my little neighbor an object to find and it would take him five minutes while I was able to do other things! LOL. If you have kids, keep one of these around. Great for teachers too.

The product gives the age range of 8 and up. Most questions are outside of your experience/knowledge unless you are an adult. Your answer is only verifiable by the other players. Didn’t find Instructions for the gameplay.

Mostly we had fun just trying to be the one first to answer.

Wonderful word game for family game night. Simple, fun, and entertaining. We had a small struggle with our 7 year old who was screaming into the console, waiting for the “voice” to tell him if he was correct or wrong.

Once we explained that each player has the “judgement call” he got concept really fast, with exception of continuing to scream answers out. I took into our car one day to use during traffic. He really had a blast then and it was a great alternative to handing over a cell phone or tablet, turning on a DVD.

It was much more engaging! One night my husband and I found ourselves playing after our son fell asleep. One recommendation we be to have a level selection for single player with capability for acknowledging the correct answer/incorrect answer.

Play the game a couple of times and you’ll soon get the hang of it. It makes you think! My 11-year-old has enjoyed it and so has the adults. I’m buying another for an upcoming birthday gift.

Overall, I think this is a great set of games. However, I was glad I opened it before I gave it as a gift to my kids. One of the pieces of wood that holds up one of the games boards, had come unattached.

Nothing a little wood glue couldn’t fix. One of the game boards is pressed on a little crooked, so it is off the edge of the board a bit. Not a huge deal but a little annoying to me and hopefully my kids don’t notice and pick at it.

The game pieces could be a little better quality but for the price point, not awful. My kids love it though, so worth my purchase.

What an awesome set! Some of the most beloved games in an organized,well-made “caddy”. It’s motivating me to learn Chess and Mancala,(after 62 years!) Our grandsons ages 5 and 7 really enjoy these timeless favorites and screen time has really been reduced as they ask to play board games! We actually ordered this set for their home,too.

Another “Fat Brain” winner!.

My toddlers, 2 year old & 4 year old kids loved playing with the game! Especially the 4 year old. Great concept of everyone being on the same team. Beautiful pieces. Good quality game! We added it to our small thoughtful collection of games.

A bit much with the directions, although it’s simple it could be even more simple.

I purchased this game for my 4 yr old granddaughter. What a fun game! It’s a cooperative game so players work together to save the flowers from mr winters snow flakes. The fairy cards are bright & sweet! It’s a fun easy game to play! It’s a new favorite game for my grand daughter!.

I found out about this game when I took my daughter to speech therapy. My daughter becomes a little nervous and her speech becomes bumpy. This helps her preactice her not only her speech lessons but also word recognition for her Kindergarten level.

It is very fun and she loves it so much. I highly recommend this.

Purchased this for our 3 (almost 4 year-old) and he likes it. He especially loves to dispense the tiles using the Zingo Zinger. However, it does make it difficult for him to focus getting his card filled up before someone yells the name of the tiles.

Probably better to have someone not playing dispense the tiles – or take turns. This would have been a 5 star game if it was priced lower. The game itself is well-made but honestly, Candyland, which is an $8 game, hold my son’s attention longer.

This is the funniest game I’ve ever played. No matter what, you always find a way to laugh. I’ve feel like I’ve lost my voice from laughing every time I’ve played this. This is such a great game. And it’s still so competitive.

Currently have friends dad and brother fighting over last place. Overall, I would recommend EVERYONE play this game.

Avocado Smash is a fun game and easy to get the hang of on your first go. We’ve played this with 2 players and up to about 8 players and everyone has always loved it. It can get quite competitive! Even the young children in the family can get involved, 5 year old thinks it’s brilliant!.

Brought this as a stocking filler for a child and we played it many times over the Christmas hols. The children never got board of it and loved shouting Guacamole as loud as they could. The loved the cute little avocados and the plastic case and i loved a game i could understand the rules of without having to read lengthy instructions.

Would buy this again for other children as a gift.