Early Bird
Race to get rid of numbered bird-food cards while worms, squirrels, and foxes shake up the game. Quick rounds, real strategy, and plenty of surprises.
$21.99
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Someone is always about to win—until a squirrel shows up. Early Bird Game has players racing to get rid of their numbered bird-food cards while worms, squirrels, and birdhouses keep changing what seemed like a solid plan.
The goal is simple: empty your hand first. Players take turns laying down numbered cards, but the game shifts quickly. A well-timed squirrel can undo progress, and birdhouses give players a chance to recover or pull ahead.
Rounds move fast, which makes it easy to play again right away. The rules are simple enough for younger players to follow, but the constant changes keep everyone watching the table.
As the game progresses, your child practices number recognition, quick decision-making, and adjusting plans on the fly as new cards are introduced.
Early Bird Game keeps everyone just close enough to winning that no one checks out—and that is usually when the next squirrel shows up.
