Uno Moo !
I remember many nights when all my family was gather at my grandparents house and all of us sitting at two tables and we would have two games of the classic UNO card game going on for hours. Ever since then UNO has been one of my favorite games.I was thrilled to learn that Mattel has come out with Uno Moo which is a preschool game. With this game you are matching colors or animals! I think this is a great learning tool besides being a FUN game!
When I play with my toddler, one game round does not take long ( about 10 min) . So most of the time it holds his attention, sometimes to play more than one game in a row.
As a mom I really like that all the pieces can be stored in the barn, and with the carry handle it is easy to carry. This will come in handy when we go to the fishing camp.....perfect to bring along.

How Uno Moo! is played:
Gotta get the critters back in the barn! Round 'em up by matching colors or animals. Is there a blue pig on the roof? Pair it with any blue animal or any color pig. Or use a farmer figure — he's wild and matches anything. The first player to get all their figures back in the barn wins the game!
Features of Uno Moo!
- Helps preschoolers learn about colors and matching
- Includes 28 animal and farmer figures
- Plus, one Play-and-Store Barn and four haystack partitions
- Adorable and portable!
- Great for ages 3+































December 10, 2009 11:46 AM
Looks like a fun game!
December 10, 2009 12:24 PM
This is the game of the year for preschoolers! All the moms I know are getting this.
December 10, 2009 6:44 PM
I love the original UNO. My kids can follow in my footsteps with UNO MOO.
December 13, 2009 1:22 AM
That sounds like such a cute idea...I thought it was going to be a variation on the normal cards but it is a "new" concept :)
December 13, 2009 11:49 AM
we thought it could not get better than the orginal Uno, WRONG!
December 15, 2009 10:29 AM
This looks like a really great game for toddlers
December 20, 2009 8:49 AM
We are a huge board-game playing family - so far, the only Uno game we DON'T have is Uno attack (I am not too fond of the idea of picking all of those cards off of the floor). I've seen this game, and thought of buying it for my grandchildren (my youngest child is 9), but I'm happy to see your review. Christmas shopping is over, but birthdays are quickly coming up!
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