Lucky Ducks
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Toys and Games Reviews of Lucky Ducks
Customer Review: Loud, annoying, but my son still loves it
Summary: 3 Stars
I agree with the other reviewers: the loud, constant quacking is extremely annoying and the slightest touch to the top of the box will set it off, BUT, my son absolutely loves the game. Still. Two years after he got it. The 3 star fun rating is an average between his enjoyment of the game and my limited tolerance for the sounds.Customer Review: Noisy, but nice
Summary: 5 Stars
My son received this as a gift for his 3rd birthday. He pulled it right out of the box and started matching the color on the bottom of the ducks to the cards. The sound may get a little annoying at times, but he really seems to enjoy it and i find it to be an educational game. I would recommend this game to others.Customer Review: Preschool teacher
Summary: 4 Stars
Yes this toy is LOUD but anyone who has had experience with a group of preschoolers know they don't mind it. I bought this game for my class of pre-K 4's and 5's. They love it! They play with the ducks with or without the quacking game board.This is a great toy to teach matching, colors, counting,and sharing.Customer Review: Not So Lucky With Ducks
Summary: 4 Stars
My four year old loved this game and so did our two year old. However, the two year old peeled some of the eyes off soon after we bought it. Now our kids know the colors of the ducks that lack eyes. This makes it unfair to those unfamiliar to our game, leaving one child asking for a "recount".Customer Review: Cute but loud!
Summary: 4 Stars
Loud...very loud, but if you can stand it.. which most Moms can handle, it is fun. My daughter is 3 1/2, so we don't really play it much anymore, if we do, it isn't for long. They figure out really fast which duck is theirs. My son was 2 when we got this and he thought it was wonderful.