Pros: teaching counting of small numbers; a game of luck, not skill Cons: cardboard game board; cherries a choking hazard; a game of luck, not skill
HI Ho Cherry-O is a board game aimed at young children, ages three through six or so. It's another one of those board games that is entirely a game of luck, which can be a good thing or a bad thing.
Pros: Reinforces number identification, easy to play, and teaches counting. Cons: Small parts, choking hazard, cheap made board, spinner lands on line.
Endless commercials during the pre-holiday season brought the this game to the attention of my five-year-old child. "I want that" over and over drove me nuts, so we made sure she got it for Christmas from a relative who was looking for a gift idea.
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Pros: Inexpensive, teaches simple addition & subtraction, helps with fine motor skills. Cons: Choking hazard / must be careful not to lose small parts.
This game was bought for my daughter as a Christmas gift. Her Daddy saw it and just had to get it to add to the many toys she already was getting. I'm glad he did.
Hi-Ho Cherry-O is made by Milton Bradley and is labeled one of My First Games....
Pros: fun, teaches counting Cons: small parts may be choking hazard
I loved the game Hi Ho Cherry-O as a child. I think it was my all time favorite. My oldest son enjoyed playing it and I look forward to my youngest playing this game also. My youngest is 17 months and one family game night we did get it out but he...
To discourage our daughters from dawdling over their dinner the time from when clean-up is done until it is time for them to get ready for bed is "family fun time." We may get down on the floor and play with their toys, read extra books or the most ...
Pros: Helps children's counting skills and number identification.
Cons: Cheaply made, boring after a while, choking hazards.
This game was made with good intention for reinforcing counting skills and also number identification, but failed when it came to keeping children safe and excited.
I played this game with my sister a long time ago when she was 6 years old. I...
Pros: Simple enough for young children to follow Cons: Small pieces present a choking hazard
The Parker Brother’s Hi Ho! Cherry-O board game was a gift to my six year old on her birthday, in January. While looking through the aisles of a local retail store I had one overriding goal to making a game purchase, to find a board game that would...
Pros: teaches counting skill, number recognition, turn taking Cons: cherries are easy to lose
This was one of the first games I bought for my daughter and it has been a hit ever since. We play this game at least once a week and no fewer than five games are played that evening.
The game is very easy to teach children and most children...
Pros: Fun, you learn to count, keeps children busy Cons: Small parts may not be suitable for children under the age of three
I remember when growing up in the small town of Jefferson Oregon (actually the out skirts), I used to go over to the old lady's house down the road from my and sneak sugar cubes (great thing when you are 8) and I would play this game with her at...
Pros: Family fun, reinforces counting teachings Cons: Small pieces
Have you got 2 to 4 people available? Are they ages 3 to 6 (or older)? Are they learning to (or know how) to count? Yes? Have I got the game for you! Let's play Parker Brothers Hi Ho Cherry-O!.
Pros: Excellent counting game for toddlers/preschoolers Cons: very small pieces
Hi-Ho! Cherry-O is a classic counting game that has been around for quite a number of years. I remember playing this game as a child with my younger sister. How wonderful that I can now share this same game with my 3 year old daughter.
Pros: Great Spinner, Game goes quick!! Cons: Not very challenging!
Yesterday was my son's birthday party. And, after reading several good epinions on this game I decided to get it for him. I am pretty impressed. But, I do think it would have been more useful for birthday #2 or #3. He just turned 4.
Pros: Very easy to play, great counting experience Cons: None
This is the #1 game in my home right now. I purchased it a few months before my daughter turned 3, but since she could already count to ten I figured she was fine with it, and she was.
Recommended 2-4 players from 3-6 years old. Hubby and I...
Pros: simple, fosters counting, cute Cons: small cherries
Yes, we let our three-year-old son express his dismay with the adjective Stinkin'! Aiden is suddenly very interested in playing board games and so we are subsequently playing a lot of board games. Recently at a garage sale, Aiden picked up...
Pros: some educational value...enjoyed by children Cons: possible chocking hazard
The object of HI HO CHERRY O is to be the first player with ten cherries in his/her pail. Contents include (enough for four players): plastic green trees, a multitude of little-hooked red cherries, white plastic pail, and one spinner. There are many...
Hi Ho Cherry-O Early childhood board game Race to be the first to have 10 cherries in your basket Introduces kids to counting Reading not required Children try to be...
Hi-ho Cherry-o Game, Whitman 1960 Near Mint/unused kalel Store You are bidding on the Hi-Ho! Cherry-O Game (1960) (Whitman Publishing Co.) (NEAR MINT/UNUSED) This game was once a part of the Charles Cl...
Hi Ho Cherryo Book Series The Classic Preschool Game Of Hi Ho Cherryo Comes In A Collectible Bookstyle Set Designed To Store And Stay Handy On Your Childs Bookshelf. Includes G...
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