Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood

Little Red Riding Hood is a delightful game that challenges you to connect a young girl to her grandmother's house while navigating through various obstacles like trees. The objective is to cleverly use flower-strewn tiles to create paths, but keep in mind that the house has three doors, adding an exciting level of unpredictability. And as if that weren't enough, a crafty wolf is on the prowl and needs his own route, making the game even more engaging. The game includes a beautifully illustrated picture book that tells the timeless story of Little Red Riding Hood.

If you would like to know a little more about the game, the creator of the game shares the story behind the creation of the game here.

From the Manufacturer:
Find the path to Grandma’s house! Can you lay all the pieces on the board so that you build a path for Little Red Riding Hood to reach Grandma’s house?

Then you can play the game with the Wolf! But beware, he might get there faster! Try to solve these challenges by making two paths to Grandma’s House: one for Little Red Riding Hood, and one for the Wolf.

Little Red Riding Hood includes 48 challenges (24 with the Wolf and 24 without) also features a family-friendly picture book with a modern twist on the original story. 

Manufacturer: Smart Games
Age Recommendation: 4-7 Years
Players: Single Player
Challenges: 48
Faith-Based: No

CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

Awards and Endorsements:
2017 Made for Mums Golden Toy Award (UK)
2017 Årets Barnspel - The Best Children’s Game (Sweden)
2016 ASTRA Best Toys for Kids award
2016 Play Advance Language (PAL) Award
2016 Toy of the Year (Belgium)
2016 Protégéz-vous Magazine 5 star Rating (Canada)
2016 Toy of the Year Nomination (The Nethererlands)

review by Cosmic Montessori School

”We really love this little set. We love that it suits multiple ages. We love that the bright colors and simplicity of design basically beg for it to be touched.”

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review by Flanders Family Homelife

”In an age where so much of children’s education and entertainment is taking place on a screen... I am grateful for hands-on games and puzzles like Little Red Riding Hood that keep my kids happily occupied and mentally engaged without the use of a digital babysitter.”

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