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Lucky Ladybugs

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$10.5 $15 In stock

Category: Puzzles & Games

It's a race to get your friendly ladybug to the flower first in Lucky Ladybugs!

Simply roll the die to fly your ladybug across the board toward their flowery home. Your garden friends are here to help, especially the adorable aphid who gives you an extra turn. But watch out for the cheeky frog who will jump in the way of your journey! The first player to get their ladybug back home wins.

HOW TO PLAY: Roll the die to determine which of the garden friends you're going to meet; for example, if you roll a butterfly, then move your ladybug to the nearest butterfly space. Rolling an adorable aphid gets you an extra turn. But watch out because rolling a cheeky frog will send you backward! The first player to get their ladybug back home wins.

Looking for a bigger challenge? Rotate the wooden flower so your home space is in the opposite corner of the board to your ladybug's starting position.

WHO IT'S FOR: Perfect for 2-4 players, ages 4 and up.

WHAT'S INSIDE: 4 wooden ladybug characters, a wooden flower, wooden die, gameboard, and English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, and Spanish instructions.

THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED - Inside the box are 4 wooden ladybugs, a wooden flower, wooden die, gameboard, and instructions. The plastic-free game is made using FSC paper and wood, and the packaging is printed using 75% recycled materials and vegetable inks.

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Eli H. ★★★★★

My kids ask to play this every night and I don’t mind because a round only takes about ten minutes. The ladybug pieces are magnetized so they actually hop across the board when you roll, which makes the race feel way more exciting than a plain dice game.

Robert Z. ★★★★★

The die is chunky and easy for small hands to roll, and my kids love racing their ladybugs to the flower. Even my four-year-old picks up the rules after one round, and it's quick enough to play twice before bedtime.

Jason ★★★★★

The die-rolling mechanic keeps things unpredictable enough that even I get invested in who reaches the flower first, and the ladybug pieces are sturdy enough for enthusiastic little hands. My 5-year-old loves racing her bug while pretending the "garden friends" are cheering her on, and it’s quick en