Board game "Luggage"
19.99 €
15.99 €
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Board game "Luggage"
19.99 €
15.99 €
Playing "Baggage", children learn to solve spatial problems. Spatial thinking, the ability to operate figures "in the head" and solve practical geometric problems are actively developed, which is important for mastering mathematics in the future. And "Baggage" also develops precise fine motor skills, which, among other things, are needed for learning to write.
In this colorful and exciting board game, children will have to place different things inside suitcases: so as to use the interior space as efficiently as possible and place as many objects as possible. Such an activity contributes to the active development of spatial thinking. And among the usual "tourist" things, there are very extraordinary ones: for example, a cat, a birch log or a wizard's hat. This makes the process not only useful, but also fun!
You can play "Baggage" with kids from 4 years old. The game has three rule options and two difficulty levels: for children from 4 and from 6 years old. The first two versions of the game are cooperative, without a competitive element: in them, players need to cooperate to achieve a common result. The third version of the rules is competitive and brings the excitement of the fight to the gameplay. While playing, children constantly explore options for the arrangement of objects of different shapes, compare their sizes, and look for ways to place them. This creates important prerequisites for mastering the school geometry course in the future.
In this colorful and exciting board game, children will have to place different things inside suitcases: so as to use the interior space as efficiently as possible and place as many objects as possible. Such an activity contributes to the active development of spatial thinking. And among the usual "tourist" things, there are very extraordinary ones: for example, a cat, a birch log or a wizard's hat. This makes the process not only useful, but also fun!
You can play "Baggage" with kids from 4 years old. The game has three rule options and two difficulty levels: for children from 4 and from 6 years old. The first two versions of the game are cooperative, without a competitive element: in them, players need to cooperate to achieve a common result. The third version of the rules is competitive and brings the excitement of the fight to the gameplay. While playing, children constantly explore options for the arrangement of objects of different shapes, compare their sizes, and look for ways to place them. This creates important prerequisites for mastering the school geometry course in the future.
See also:
- All books by the publisher