Spectacular Toys and Games for Six-Year-Olds
At six, most children are eager to play games that feel more grown-up - think exciting activities, classic games, and fun challenges that stretch their skills. Our vibrant range of board games, puzzles, and memory games helps kids learn language, maths, reading, and spelling, all in a fun way. Whether it’s matching characters, rolling dice, racing the timer, or solving word clues, there’s something here for every interest and imagination. From action-packed challenges to animal adventures and alphabet fun, children can learn, discover, and play while building confidence.
Our games support younger children developing at their own pace and are great for family fun with older kids and friends. It’s learning through laughter - encouraging creativity, counting, and critical thinking, with easy-to-follow rules parents can enjoy too! With each game, kids can practise what they learn at school while having hours of entertainment at home. Remember, little parts can be big fun, but it's best if a grown-up is close by to keep things safe and on track.
Outdoor Toys
Get moving with outdoor toys that keep kids active and laughing while building skills! The splash-proof Dobble Waterproof is a fast-paced matching game that sharpens memory and quick thinking, perfect for poolside or beach day play.
Pickleball is a brilliant example of classic games adapted for the whole family, combining movement and coordination for all ages. And for an exciting twist, Medium Trampoline Tennis is great fun for younger and older children alike - watch them bounce, aim, and giggle with every serve!
Educational Toys
This age group is ready to explore the world with games that support learning and discovery. The Set of Three Brainbox Pocket Games is perfect for practising attention to detail and memory, while learning about dangerous animals, space and their little bodies - all under the pressure of a 10-second ticking timer.
Little fans of Bee Genius will love these additions from the award-winning Genius Collection, they’re finally old enough to play! Underground Genius, where puzzles meet the iconic London Tube and The Genius Square, where they must complete the square with thousands of possible combinations, will develop their genius brains!
For bite-sized logic challenges, the Set of All Six Professors’ Mini Puzzles lets kids practise problem-solving and build confidence in their thinking skills.
Creative Toys
Encourage invention, art, and expression with toys that make creativity shine. Budding inventors will love the Create Your Own Highlighter Kit, a colourful, hands-on way to experience the science of colour.
The Sand Art Neon Set – Under the Sea offers vibrant sea characters to bring to life and create a world of their own. And with Tillions, children can piece together dazzling patterns that combine art, maths, and design, all while developing focus and creativity.
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From rolling dice and matching clues before the timer runs out, to telling the most imaginative story, our games for this age group help kids develop key skills in maths, language, and memory. Each game is designed to encourage learning through play, whether it’s counting cards, exploring word and letter puzzles, or racing the timer. At Happy Puzzle, every board game and toy is a fun way to support school learning and family life, all while helping children discover the world around them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What board games are recommended for six-year-olds?
Try Billionaire for a fast-paced race to the top, or Bandido for clever teamwork and strategy - all full of fun and perfect for developing thinking skills, as well as appealing to new interests.
What other outdoor activities are available for parents to play with little ones?
Medium Trampoline Tennis, Pickleball, and Dobble Waterproof are all fantastic outdoor games for kids and grown-ups. Easy to pick up, packed with energy, and brilliant for family play.
How can I keep six-year-olds entertained when playing with older children?
Choose games like Gooal or 30 Cubed where the rules are simple, the theme is enjoyable, and everyone gets to join in and learn from each other. Soon the little ones will be showing the older ones how it’s done!
What kinds of games help six-year-olds with reading and language?
Word games that use letters and words, like Story Cubes and Speedy Words, encourage kids to talk, listen, match and discover new vocabulary while playing. It’s a fun way to support reading without it feeling like schoolwork.