Anatolian Puzzle Shapes and Colors - 40 Pieces Educational Matching Bingo Game 7407

Anatolian bingo shapes and colors matching content: consists of 4 large cards measuring 18.5x18.5 cm, 36 small cards measuring 5.5x5.5 cm. Number of players: 1 - 4 box size: 21.5 x 21.5 x 5 cm. Recommended age range: 3 years and over production location: turkey game gameplay

this game requires a flat area such as a table or ground.

counting is done to determine the order of playing. Each child draws one of the large cards with shapes on them from the game box. The small cards are arranged in a tower form, all upside down on the ground. The child who will start the game first draws the card on top of the cards lying upside down on the ground.

he tells his friends what the shape he drew is. If the big card in his hand has the same shape, he puts it on it. If not, he places it at the bottom of the reversed playing cards. In this way, all children repeat the same process in turn. The child who first completes the large card in their hand wins the game. The game continues until all children finish their cards.

this game can be played with one child, or it can be played with the number of children playing, and the number of large cards that fall to a child will be more than one. The point to note here is primarily increasing the number of cards after children gain sufficient experience with a single large card. This game, which can be played in groups as bingo, can also be used by your child to match cards alone. Thanks to the cards prepared with turkish and english supported shapes, it teaches both colors and shapes. Psychomotor development

• during the process of flipping and stacking and placing the shape on the small card onto the large card in their hand, hand-eye coordination improves. Small muscle motor skills improve. Social - emotional development • when playing with more than one child, the ability to wait their turn improves. The sense of accomplishment when completing group work and games increases their self-confidence. During the process of saying the name of the shape he draws from the ground, his vocabulary improves by learning unknown concepts. The ability to express one's thoughts properly by using the appropriate word in the right place is supported. Cognitive development • the ability to match shapes and colors by placing them on top of each other improves. During this process, attention development is supported.