Noodleboro’s Learn to Listen Pizza Palace Game
Noodleboro is a line of games from Hasbro that help children learn about manners and how to listen and share. Little No Limit and The Boy have been enjoying the Learning to Listen Pizza Palace Game:
The premise of the game is to follow instructions on making a pizza, and then pack it into a delivery box. It also comes with a CD and storybook. Sometimes we don’t even play the game, but just listen to music or read the story. Other times, the kids make their own pizzas and deliver them to one another, so chalk up a few points for imaginary play. The pieces are sturdy and there are enough of them that if you lose a couple, you can still play the game. Unlike my useless jigsaw puzzles.
When I showed the game to Meredith Carrillo, a licensed MFT who focuses on working with new moms, she described the game as “A wonderful way to bond with your child through play. This game offers children the opportunity to practice important skills such as taking turns and following directions in a fun imaginative way.”
All in all, it’s a big hit with everyone in the house, except the dogs, who have expressed serious distraught over these “not-real” pizzas.
It doesn’t just taste like cardboard. It IS cardboard. Quit taunting me.
Feeling lucky? Here’s a link to enter a sweepstakes to win a free game. Good luck!
If I enter, can I request a real pizza instead?
