In our homeschool, we love a good educational game that is challenging but still engaging and fun. In today’s blog post, I will be reviewing the game Dress Code, a fun and educational game designed for toddler-aged kids. I recently had the opportunity to play this game with my 3 and 5-year-old children. In this review, I will share our gameplay experience, highlight the aspects that my 3-year-old son particularly enjoyed.
Dress Code is a game that challenges children to dress up playmates for different weather conditions. The game consists of 8 boldly colored and patterned transparent tiles, along with 4 figure tiles representing the playmates. The objective is to stack the tiles in the correct order to recreate the exact outfit shown on the challenge card.
When we first started playing Dress Code, my children were immediately drawn to the vibrant colors and patterns of the tiles. The game provided a visually engaging experience, capturing their attention from the start. As we progressed through the different levels, my kids had to carefully observe the outfits on the challenge cards and determine which tiles to stack and in what order.
My 3-year-old son, in particular, thoroughly enjoyed the game. He eagerly picked up the tiles and matched them to the outfits on the cards. It was fun to see his excitement as he successfully recreated the outfits. I also loved seeing him work through the outfits that were more challenging. The game not only helps him develop sequencing skills, but also encourages him to think critically and make decisions based on visual cues.
One of the aspects that my son found particularly appealing was the variety of options available. Dress Code offers a wide range of outfits, allowing children to explore different combinations and experiment with their creativity. My son loved mixing and matching the tiles to create unique outfits for the playmates. This aspect of the game sparked his imagination and kept him engaged.
Final Thoughts
I wholeheartedly recommend Dress Code to parents with toddler-aged kids. The game provides a perfect balance of entertainment and educational value. It offers 80 multi-level problems, ensuring that children of various ages can find suitable challenges.
Dress Code not only helps develop strategic planning skills but also enhances visual and spatial perception. The game encourages children to think critically, make decisions, and exercise their creativity. My kids truly enjoy playing Dress Code, and I can attest that it would be a welcome addition for families with young learners.
