Twister Hopscotch! A Whole New Way To Play Hopscotch! By MB Games.

You can play 5 different games with this 1 game and probably make up some on you own to keep you and your kids hopping. I put a hopscotch in the long hallway and everyone has to hopscotch to get to the other end. I sneak in my exercise by doing this too.

A great game, the whole family loves it!! Great gift for any age.

I bought this for my 6 year old daughter, who LOVES hopscotch, because I thought it would be a neat variation of the game I loved as a kid. It turned out to be a huge disappointment. It's just hopscotch, except you use a spinner instead of a rock. We already have an indoor hopscotch set that I paid $10 for 2 years ago so paying $30 for this seems like a waste of money. I will say that the quality seems good, doesn't look like it would break too easily. However, there are a lot of pieces - not just the rings but the plastic things that snap the rings together as well. In any case, it is being returned for something that is more than just an expensive, fancy version of something we already own.

please buy your toys with the age label in mind. My daughter is 3 and I got this for her and she plays with the rings seperately which is not know the game goes

We don't exactly play this the way described. We use it in our preschool music class in many ways. We use it to teach colors, define a space for the kids to stand, teach inside, outside, next to, etc. The possibilities are numerous.When some of our colorful rings went missing, we had to get more.

It's not as fun as I thought it would be. My students actually prefer to play the regular twister instead and it was expensive!

This toy came in handy when my seven year old granddaughter came to visit for three weeks. When the weather was rainy and we could not go to the pool this game came in handy. For a matter of fact the days when we did not go to the pool this game got some of the energy she has off.

This toy is extremely versatile. My youngest grandson (23months) uses the circles for sorting, color identification, jumping, following directions and tossing. My older grandsons (6 years and8 years) have used the game for hopscotch and treasure hunts. It would make a great classroom addition, for recess on rainy days.