Hasbro Hi Ho Cherry-O Counting Game Reviews

Hi Ho! Cherry-O has rapidly become one of our family's favorite counting games. It is fairly quick to set up and play with simple rules that can be tweaked if time is running short.

How to play:

• Place ten cherries on each player's tree with the stems sticking down into the holes. Each player also has a basket that sits into the playing board. (Actually, the basket can be removed but I made it a quick rule to keep the baskets in the board for fear we would lose one!)
• Each player takes turns spinning the spinner. If you land on a picture of cherries with a number, then you remove that number of...

We owned this game,it was alot of fun for a first game around the kindergarden age.

You really have to give this game a second look , it's a little more challengeing than it looks.

A great first counting game.

I reccomend that you have to place this game on a table or carpet so you don't bump the game,the cherrys go everywhere...

A proud owner of this game.,a nice family starting out game young children can play.

My 3 year old and 4 year old are IN LOVE with this game! My daughter loves putting the cherries in the holes and my son loves to play and win! This is a game that involves being able to count up to 10 so both of my kids feel very proficient and have fun - no stress of not being able to read what the game says. I highly recommend it for kids who don't put things in their mouths - otherwise the cherries will all be gone!

My degree is in a developmental field, so I am always looking for games that teach.  I remembered this one as a child, so I picked it up for my preschooler.  Unfortunately, it is limited in the skills it teaches (counting) in comparison to the negative points.  My kids are always losing the apples, so now only 3 people can play at at time, and they do hurt when you step on them!

Hi Ho Cherry-O is a game I used to play with my younger cousins, so I couldn't wait to get it for my children. We're not big on video games and electronic toys, so they are used to playing board-type games. This one just doesn't seem to hold their attention, but maybe they need to grow into it. It is a great game for teaching preschoolers some basic counting skills, so we'll be holding on to this one.

 My son loves playing this game.  I don't mind playing the game along side of him.
It teaches him how to add nd subtract all awhile having fun doing it . This game is easy to play and understand.  You can play with as few as two people or as many as four.  The only problem with the game is keeping up with those silly litttle cherries.