Observation Game - I Saw It First! Danger

A beautiful game board packed with 300 dangerous animals from around the world. Porcupines, skunks, scary squids, jellyfish, spiders, and other critters that God probably created on an extra strange and spooky day.

Grab 3 chips and let the game begin. Who will spot the animals first?

The activity helps your child develop skills and is wonderful for your child's well-being:

• Develops your child's awareness of colours/shapes.
• Supports your child's observation skills.
• Strengthens social skills, which, according to childcare professionals and elementary school teachers, are more important for students to practise than memorizing letters and historical events.

Suitable for ages 4 yrs. to 7 yrs.

With a clear set of rules, card games, board games, and dice games are clearly defined activities which delightfully do not entail negotiation with others. Many children find it a relief to delve into a game with clear rules as a change from wild, free play with their friends at kindergarten or school.

In addition, playing games gives your child an opportunity to experience (and cope with) losing. We recommend not letting your child win every single time you play. Teach your child to handle the disappointment of losing in safe surroundings together with you. This helps make children robust and resilient, which will benefit them later in life when they are on their own and you can no longer protect them from disappointment and defeat.