The pattern game allows children to engage in various activities using colorful balls, primarily focusing on sequences and patterns. Children can solve different tasks displayed on the cards and also express their creativity during free play. All activities can also be played as a communication game, where one player describes the card to another player, who must place the balls in the correct position according to the instructions. The board is divided into inner and outer sections, which can be used for pattern and sequence activities.
Product Description
- Dazzling and special attributes
- Suitable for single or multiple players in the pattern game.
- 64 wooden balls and cards are placed in pits of varying difficulty, for example, you must recreate the pattern in the square in the middle of the board or use the number of colored balls indicated on the outer circle of the card.
- On the back of the card, your child can see the answers, so you do not need to be present to check if the tasks have been completed correctly.
- You can treat all these activities as a communication game: one player looks at the card, explains how to place the wooden balls, while the other player tries to recreate the pattern without looking at the card based on the explanation.
Product Features
- A total of 84 components.
- Up to 4 players.
- Material: solid wood, plywood, and paper.
- Keep young children away from the game, as the small balls can easily be swallowed.
- Promote children's physical and mental health, enhance learning abilities:
- Develop fine motor skills.
- Very suitable for enhancing children's visual perception abilities.
- Cultivate children's understanding, interpretation, and reading skills.
- Suitable for children aged 4 to 6
- Concept:
- Many children enjoy playing games with limited activities and clear frameworks. This contrasts sharply with free play outdoors with friends. The game has rules that allow them to feel relaxed and comfortable.
- Additionally, the game provides opportunities to practice other important skills, such as how to cope with failure. We recommend that you do not (always) let the child win while playing the game. Learning how to deal with disappointment in a safe environment with you can cultivate the child's resilience. In any case, you cannot shield your child from the storms of life later on, preventing them from experiencing failure and disappointment.
