Board Game with Clubhouse Finish: Chutes and Ladders (Snakes and Ladders)

You're describing Chutes and Ladders (US) / Snakes and Ladders (UK/Commonwealth).

Why It Fits

• Finish space = **Square 100**, often illustrated as a **clubhouse, house, or "Home" with children celebrating**.
• Learning focus: Counting (1–100), number recognition, turn-taking, cause-effect (virtue → ladder, vice → chute).
• No reading required — pure iconography.
• Origin: Ancient Indian Moksha Patam (moral lesson: karma). Milton Bradley published US version 1943.

Key Mechanics

• Spin spinner (1–6) → move pawn.
• Land on ladder bottom → climb up.
• Land on chute/snake head → slide down.
• First to **exact or overshoot 100** wins (house rules vary).

Variants

• Giant floor version (outdoor/PE).
• Character licenses: Disney, Paw Patrol, Bluey, Super Mario.
• Math versions: Addition/subtraction spaces.

It's the **quintessential "first board game"** for ages 3–6 — simple, moral, clubhouse finish.