Don’t Break The Ice Mammoth Edition Board Game | Ages 3 and Up | 2 to 4 Players | Preschool and Kids Games (Amazon Exclusive)
Original price was: $29.99.$16.99Current price is: $16.99.
In the Don’t Break the Ice Mammoth Edition game, kids can imagine helping Harriet the Mammoth scoop snow cones for her shop! First, players choose from 2 ways to play: classic gameplay or a more challenging variation using the colored blocks and die. In both versions, kids take turns carefully selecting and tapping out a block of “ice” in the ice tray using a plastic mallet. If Harriet falls through the ice—aw, fish sticks! (But don’t worry. She’s a very talented swimmer.) That player is out of the game. The last player left who doesn’t let Harriet fall wins! In the second way to play, the object of the game is the same, but kids roll the colored die and tap on that colored ice block. This fun preschool game for boys, girls, and kids ages 3 and up is a lively indoor game for family time. And it makes an excellent gift for kids who love classic board games and toys. Don’t Break the Ice and Hasbro and all related characters are trademarks of Hasbro.
MAMMOTH-THEMED DON’T BREAK THE ICE GAME: The Don’t Break the Ice Mammoth Edition kids game combines classic Don’t Break the Ice gameplay with an adorable character, colored blocks, and die
WITH HARRIET THE MAMMOTH: Help Harriet the Mammoth open her snow cone shop! The suspense builds as kids take turns tapping out “ice” blocks in the ice tray using a mallet. But careful or Harriet might fall in
2 WAYS TO PLAY: Choose from classic gameplay or a leveled-up variation that includes a die with 6 colors. In both games, the last player to keep Harriet on the ice wins
COLORED BLOCKS AND DIE ADD A TWIST: Frozen Fishy Fins? Seaweed Sherbet? In this second way to play, a block’s color represents a snow cone flavor. Roll the colored die to get a flavor to “scoop,” or knock out
EASY TO SET UP AND PLAY: Simple to set up and quick to play, this preschool game is great for playdates, Family Game Night, and anytime fun! No reading required. For 2 to 4 players
FUN GIFT FOR KIDS: Classic family games and preschool games make wonderful birthday gifts for kids, or holiday gifts for girls, boys, and preschoolers ages 3 and up
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Denise Scarborough –
Bought it for my three-year-oldgrandson and he absolutely loves it. It’s a game he can play with his siblings and be on fairly level playing field. Love the way it all crashes down at the end has him laughing.
[...]Nancy –
Perfect for our 4 year old !
[...]Kindle Customer –
Children spend hours playing and honing their skills to know which cube to remove (hit)
[...]Aida –
Really fun and easy to set up game for kids. It brings a dice with colours, so you have to only hit the color it asks you to. There are other similar games that only have white ice. The dice makes it more interactive.
[...]Brelynne kocela –
Bought this for my 4 year old for her birthday, quick game. Keeps her attention and it’s so cute. Fun for everyone and easy to set up, love this version too with all the colours!
[...]Ashley Lorraine –
Best game!
[...]Love this game/ one of our toddler’s favorite games! Great for practicing colors and counting them at the end. We love this version and highly recommend it!!
JLLaceYLYL –
Great game for kids
[...]My kids loved it when they received it on Christmas, however it’s not made it back out of the game closet since, so maybe not the most captivating of games. It operates as advertised, made with sturdy plastic, there are many pieces to keep track of, kids caught onto the game quickly, set up was easy. If I were to prompt them to play, I believe they would, but like I said it’s not one they go for on their own.
Haley Lundberg –
Four-year-old’s favorite game
[...]My four-year-old is obsessed with this game. He wants every guest who comes over to play it with him. And most of them oblige him—and end up having a pretty fun time, too! It’s easy, it’s nostalgic, and it’s truly fun for all ages.
Jacqueline Gomez –
ADORABLE
[...]If you like the original Break The Ice- you’ll love this fun new twist. It is super cute, colorful, and my girls play with each other for hours. 10/10 recommendation!!
Coffee Drinker –
Fun and Easy!
[...]Set ip is easy for 5 year old. No complicated rules. Game play is short, but fun. Perfect for pre-xmas distraction gift! Highly recommend for young game players.
Celine Coronado –
Awesome Throwback
[...]I love it and my 3 year old loves it!! I haven’t played this game since I was a child, so when I saw it, I thought it would be the perfect game to try with my own little girl. As soon as she caught on, she wanted to keep playing. She still pulls it out randomly- how can I say no?Colors are vibrant. All the pieces fit perfectly, it’s not at all hard to assemble or play- instructions are pretty basic and clear. Super fun family game. The quality of the components in the game are fantastic and I would absolutely recommend. Definitely worth its price. Thank you! 🙏🏼❤️
Kellie R. –
Family Game Time Returns
[...]Bought this for my grandchildren. They love it! Lots of fun, easy to play, nice change from constant technology. Pieces are great quality and anyone can play. Love it !
Kindle Customer –
Fun children’s game
[...]This is a super fun version of don’t break the ice. I love the colored dice that it comes with to increase the difficulty level, while still being easy enough for young children to play. It’s built well and has lasted through many therapy sessions thus far