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With a strong emphasis on spatial reasoning and creative thinking through the manipulation of the blocks, this puzzle game promotes the development of skills needed for engineering thinking and design in young children.
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Gnome Sweet GnomeNEW
3 cheeky gnomes have set up their home in your garden! Can you find out where they are hiding? Try to recreate one of the 48 challenges suited for 3 to 7-year-olds. This wooden matching game for pre-schoolers helps their logic and deduction skills flourish. Cultivate your toddler’s talents by stacking, counting, hiding, or playing with these little figurines.
- Category Preschool Games
- Age 3+
- # of Challenges48
- # of Players1
- Inside the Box3 wooden gnomes, 3 wooden flowerpots, challenge booklet with 48 challenges and solutions
- What the
Experts Say Playing Gnome Sweet Gnome stimulates the following cognitive skills:
Step 1
Choose a challenge according to the player’s skill level.
Step 2
Try to build what’s shown on the challenge card, using one or more flowerpots and gnomes.
Step 3
You have found the solution when the front view of your construction matches the image on the challenge card.
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Peek-A-Zoo
I see you! Stack the blocks correctly to match the image.
The zoo-animals love playing peekaboo! Can you spy with your little eye where these fun-loving animals need to go? Choose a challenge and try to stack the right cubes as shown on the challenge card.
Peek-A-Zoo is a great educational game for pre-schoolers to practice language skills, learn about colours, animals, and concepts as above, below, inside and outside. This educational game is made of qualitative, durable cardboard and is easy to store and take with you wherever you go.
- Category Preschool Games
- Age 2+
- # of Challenges48
- # of Players1
- Inside the Box5 cardboard blocks, 1 cardboard lid, 48 challenge cards, leaflet with solutions
- What the
Experts Say Playing Peek-A-Zoo stimulates the following cognitive skills:
Step 1
Choose a challenge. Decide which blocks you need. Put aside the ones you don’t need for the challenge, so they don’t distract.
Step 2
Try to rebuild what is shown on the challenge card by stacking or nesting two or more blocks.
Step 3
You’ve found the solution when your construction’s front view matches the image on the challenge card.
