Memo "The Most Important Thing"
4.99 €
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Memo "The Most Important Thing"
4.99 €
This set includes 25 unique paired thematic cards: 1. Safety, 2. Water, 3. Self-Confidence, 4. Trust, 5. Friendship, 6. Food, 7. Animals, 8. Care, 9. Earth, 10. Knowledge, 11. Space, 12. Love, 13. Music, 14. New, 15. Fire, 16. Responsibility, 17. Relaxation, 18. Nature, 19. Freedom, 20. Family, 21. Sun, 22. Sleep, 23. Sports, 24. Creativity, 25. Work. Each picture depicts something truly valuable to each person. Try to name what is valuable to you. Water, air, family, friendship... There's plenty to ponder.
A person without values is like a tree without roots. What are "values"? It's something very important, useful, and meaningful. Every day, every person acts based on their values. This leads to changes in society and the world.
For preschool-aged children, concepts such as value, happiness, love, or friendship are abstract and difficult to grasp. To instill the most important values in a child, it's important to explain their meaning in as simple and understandable language as possible. It's recommended to start the game with 3-4 pairs of cards, gradually increasing the number.
The classic version of the game "Memo" involves a set of pairs of identical cards placed face down on the table. Each player takes turns revealing any two cards, showing them to all players. If they have the same images, the player keeps the cards. If not, they are returned to the table face down, and the next player takes their turn. The player with the most cards wins.
"Memo" or "Memory" is one of the most famous board games for developing memory. A good memory is a reliable assistant in studies, work, and life. Therefore, children need to develop it, and adults need to constantly exercise it.
This brochure features interesting stories about life values.
A person without values is like a tree without roots. What are "values"? It's something very important, useful, and meaningful. Every day, every person acts based on their values. This leads to changes in society and the world.
For preschool-aged children, concepts such as value, happiness, love, or friendship are abstract and difficult to grasp. To instill the most important values in a child, it's important to explain their meaning in as simple and understandable language as possible. It's recommended to start the game with 3-4 pairs of cards, gradually increasing the number.
The classic version of the game "Memo" involves a set of pairs of identical cards placed face down on the table. Each player takes turns revealing any two cards, showing them to all players. If they have the same images, the player keeps the cards. If not, they are returned to the table face down, and the next player takes their turn. The player with the most cards wins.
"Memo" or "Memory" is one of the most famous board games for developing memory. A good memory is a reliable assistant in studies, work, and life. Therefore, children need to develop it, and adults need to constantly exercise it.
This brochure features interesting stories about life values.
See also:
- All books by the publisher