Egmont PL First Animal Game for Children AMD 10614

Egmont PL First Animal Game for Children

Age category: 2+

A board game designed for children that helps develop social and strategic skills.

Benefits of the game:

• Learning the names of colors
• Learning the names of animals
• Learning shapes through speech and touch
• Exercising the sense of touch
• Exercising the muscles of the hand and fingers (gripping)
• Developing social interactions

How to play:

Before you start the game with your child, show him its elements and discuss the names of the animals (ladybug, fish, turtle, butterfly, duck) and their colors. Talk to your child about figures and shapes. Name them and touch them together.

Various ways to play:

• Arranging elements on animals: Perfect for children aged 2-3.
• Guessing game "What's in the bag?": Children with their eyes closed touch the shapes and have to guess what shape it is (for children 3+). This sensory game stimulates the sense of touch and consolidates the names of shapes and figures.
• Collection game: Grouping figures (circles, squares) and colors (red, green).

About the game series:

The first game is a series of games for the youngest children and their parents. A two-year-old is developing dynamically cognitively, emotionally and socially. This is the perfect time to introduce the first board games that provide stimulation in many aspects of development.

Rules of the game:

Players draw figures from the bag and match them to the animals on the table. Everyone tries to find pieces that match their pet, but it's easy to make a mistake and help your opponent. Whoever gets all the pieces first wins. Children learn shapes through sight and touch, while practicing their hands and fingers, i.e. fine motor skills.

Game elements:

• 5 animal boards
• 20 tiles with figures
• 1 cloth bag

Additional information:

Minimum number of players: 2

Maximum number of players: 4

Designer: Stefan Kołecki

Illustrator: Marzenna Dobrowolska

Why choose this game:

The game is perfect for children who want to have fun and learn at the same time. Helps develop key skills such as coordination, color and shape recognition, as well as social interaction. Thanks to a variety of ways to play, children will never get bored, and parents will be sure that their children are learning while having fun.