eeBoo Sloth in a Hurry Improv Action Game – Award-Winning, Screen-Free Fun for 2-4 Players

Discover eeBoo Sloth in a Hurry

Sloth in a Hurry is an award-winning improv action game from eeBoo that invites kids and families to spin into playful, unscripted scenes. Designed for ages 5 and up, the game merges creativity with quick thinking in a cooperative, non-competitive format. Rich, charming art by Monika Forsberg brings the action to life, while the screen-free play keeps everyone engaged and laughing together. This title has earned the Oppenheim Gold Best Toy Award, signaling a loved and trusted pick for family time.

What’s inside

• Spinner that sets the pace for each round
• Game pieces for acting out scenes
• Who, What & How cards to craft wild scenarios
• A sturdy box built for repeated play

How to play

Spin to reveal a Who, What, and How, then combine them to create silly, imaginative scenes. Players act out the assigned roles, and the goal is to collaborate, not to out-impress others. For example, imagine being a Zombie Roller Skating on the Moon or a Penguin Walking a Tightrope with a Robot Partner. The rules emphasize fun, quick turns and shared laughs rather than competition.

Why you’ll enjoy it

• Fosters creativity, imagination, confidence, and rapid thinking through cooperative play
• Fast, light-hearted rounds keep everyone engaged and included
• Beautiful, child-friendly illustrations by Monika Forsberg that spark ideas
• Compact, screen-free entertainment ideal for family nights or independent play
• Safe, sustainable production with FSC-certified paper and vegetable-based inks

Ages, players, and playtime

Best for 2 to 4 players, ages 5 and up. Each round typically runs about 15 minutes, making it easy to fit in a busy evening or spread across a few short sessions.

Quality and sustainability

eeBoo prioritizes safety and responsibility, using 90% recycled materials and vegetable-based inks. The game is printed on FSC-certified paper, and eeBoo is a woman-owned, mother-run business committed to thoughtful design and sustainable practices.

Real-life moments

• Family game nights that flow with laughter and spontaneous storytelling
• Classroom warm-ups or group activities that spark collaboration
• Rainy days or travel time with quick, engaging play
• Independent play that builds confidence in young creators