Bunny Boo box with a wooden rabbit, colorful blocks, and a fan of challenge cards for Timberdoodle.
An advertisement clip highlighting  components of the Bunny Boo game, along with how to play the game.
Wooden rabbit peeking through a yellow and blue block tower next to a pile of multi-level challenge cards.
Four-step diagram showing how to stack yellow, blue, and red wooden blocks to hide the bunny inside.
Two young boys sitting at a table focused on solving a puzzle with the wooden rabbit and block pieces.
Wooden rabbit standing in front of a tilted blue and yellow block structure matching a dark blue challenge card.
A young girl in a striped shirt looks intently at a blue wooden block with a star cutout, hiding a bunny.
Front of the Bunny Boo box showing the wooden rabbit toy and difficulty levels from starter to master.
Smiling young girl lying on the floor while placing the wooden bunny atop a red, yellow, and blue block tower.

Bunny Boo

Arrange blocks and bunny to match 60 challenge cards, building spatial skills, logic, and object permanence through playful problem-solving with durable wooden pieces for ages 2–5.


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Ages2-5
GradesPreschool
AvailabilityUsually ships in 1-3 days.
Product Code203-119

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Playing Bunny Boo stimulates the following cognitive skills:

concentration

language

logic

problem-solving

spatial insight

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4.8 out of 572 reviews
  1. September 24, 2026

    Emily C.

    Great spatial concept game. Very solid and durable. I've used this with both my girls now, as part of their preschool curriculum, and I definitely see the second one struggle more with making sure everything matches, and the focus required.

  2. September 20, 2026

    Jay

    This was one of the first purchases we made from Timberdoodle, in 2019. Bunny Boo was well loved and well played with by both my kids...it was so colorful, so well made (it even survived an attack by our dachshund!), and so silly-fun they didn't even know they were learning. We got lots of giggles when Bunny looked like he was hiding and who doesn't need more of that in their life?!

  3. July 19, 2025

    back in preschool

    ScotFlower

    This was the second SmartGame we did with my son back in like preschool when he was about 3 years old. For that age group it was a real challenge to think through how to put things together so they matched the card and to pay attention to detail to ensure it was correct. We have fond memories of doing this together.

  4. September 20, 2024

    Very fun

    Sarah F.

    This one is still mostly a little too challenging for our two-year-old but he can do some of the cards and he has fun doing it

  5. August 6, 2024

    Naomi C.

    Very easy to use.

  6. April 19, 2024

    Cute.

    Brittany G.

    This one is very cute. Same concept as the other ones with the challenge cards and manipulative puzzle pieces. It's such a fun way to basically do a 3D puzzle that is engaging.

  7. March 14, 2023

    Great work

    Bina

    This is such a fun work for us to do together. Sometimes he just wants to do 1 but then he wants to do 5. It depends on the day, he loves it overall.

  8. November 16, 2022

    Kid loves bunny boo

    Maria P.

    I didn't expect this learning game to provide so much fun for my 4yo. Four simple and colorful pieces are moved in endless ways, with the cards as a guide or freestyle. Kid loves it!

  9. July 11, 2022

    Didnt love

    Aerie B.

    My girl did not really enjoy this. The tasks just were not fun for her but maybe just because its not her style of learning. It might be perfect for others but its just not fun enough for her to stay interested and actually think through the puzzles.

  10. May 14, 2022

    Bunny Puzzle

    Sabrina P.

    Cute little wooden puzzle and my son loves the bunny.

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