Ocean Bingo

Beautiful drawings. Heavy duty construction - quality made game. Our almost 6 year old loves to play, and we as adults don’t mind playing with her. As your kids get to know the ocean animals featured you can make the game a real challenge by calling off the description of the animal, rather than the name.

Holly Exley is one of my favorite illustrators and her talent for beautifully portraying nature is the highlight of this game! The kids loved that the instruction book contained facts about each animal in the game. It really is visually stunning and easy and fun for a wide age range. Highly recommend!

This game is beautiful, we were so excited when we opened it. As we were playing our first game I realized that only 32 calling cards came with it. The box states there should be 64. Only the lower half of the calling cards were packaged in the box. I am so sad. The game isnt playable with only half the cards.

Beautiful and high quality, this is a game that will last. My kids love playing it, and the pictures are really beautiful to look at. Recommend!

A very well made and beautifully done game, it’s educational and entertaining…but there are a few things that were slightly disappointing. One thing is that the bag did not have the design on it as advertised (as seen in the second photo), that was a big let-down because I felt it added to the overall aesthetic of the game. Also, the chips were made of a cheap, thin cardboard that seem easy to lose over time and if you were to play it outside, they would blow away in the wind due to the fact they are not made of something substantial. I think they should’ve made of plastic, or something a little stronger of that nature. But overall, all the pieces were there and it’s a great tool for kids and adults to learn more about their favorite ocean creatures.

This game is so much fun!

Bought this to go along with our homeschool unit study on Oceans. Its extremely well made and simply beautiful. We love the illustrations, the animal facts, the bag to hold the pieces, my 2 year old and 10 year old both enjoy playing!

I enjoyed this with my grandchildren, ages 6 and 9. Nothing much holds their attention from electronic games, but we managed to enjoy this one!

I was terribly disappointed. This is not age appropriate for 4 year olds. The tiles are too small to see. The board is too small. Pictures are not bright like indicated. This is more of 8th grade because you have to read what the sea creatures are.

We have several similar Bingo games (insects, dinosaurs) and played it a lot leading up to a beach trip and afterwards... it was fun and a surprisingly easy way to learn names of a range of creatures.