Wooden Couronne Game

Here, essential skills are developed, which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• This type of play develops your child's depth perception. Strong depth perception skills help your child navigate traffic safely.
• Develops hand-eye coordination, which is used e.g. when we throw, kick, or catch the ball that comes flying towards us in PE class, or when we cut an accurate line with scissors or want to pour a glass of water without spilling and making a mess.
• This is a way for your child to enhance their proprioception, which strengthens your child's concentration skills and builds up their confidence to use their body in other types of physical play.

Measures 90 x 90 cm.
Suitable for ages 6 yrs. to Seniors

With a fixed set of rules, board games, dice games, and card games are clear and defined activities delightfully free from negotiation with others. For many children, it can be a real relief to focus on a game with clear rules as a break from wild and free play with their friends at kindergarten or school.

Besides, playing games lets your child practice other important skills as well - such as losing. We suggest not letting your child win the game every single time. Teach your child to cope with losing in a safe setting together with you. This makes your child resilient, which will benefit them later in life when they go out on their own and you are no longer there to protect them from disappointment and defeat.