Crow Orchard- Problem solving fruit board game
Is your child finding it difficult to play board games?
Description
Children love board games and what a fun way to teach your child how to count, problem solve and use their cognitive thinking skills to win! This amazing fruit game comes with 4 sets of different coloured fruits, place cards, a crow figurine, dice and the crow path board. Follow @eagerlittlebeavers on Instagram for more ideas on how this can be played with in a number of ways.
Educational Benefits
– Develop fine motor skills
– Develop problem solving skills
– Develop cognitive thinking and concentration
– Develop hand eye coordination
– Develop number skills
Warning
Suitable for ages 3 +
Do not leave infants alone with small parts
$35.00
Crow Orchard- Problem solving fruit board game
$35.00
Is your child finding it difficult to play board games?
Description
Children love board games and what a fun way to teach your child how to count, problem solve and use their cognitive thinking skills to win! This amazing fruit game comes with 4 sets of different coloured fruits, place cards, a crow figurine, dice and the crow path board. Follow @eagerlittlebeavers on Instagram for more ideas on how this can be played with in a number of ways.
Educational Benefits
– Develop fine motor skills
– Develop problem solving skills
– Develop cognitive thinking and concentration
– Develop hand eye coordination
– Develop number skills
Warning
Suitable for ages 3 +
Do not leave infants alone with small parts
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