Sorter Animal world P 232
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Country Russia; Brand: Smile Decor; Material: Plywood; Box size, w/h/d: 25 cm*8.5 cm*9.5 cm How to play?
1. Look at all the chips with your child. Name the animals depicted on the chips. Invite your child to hide all the chips in the houses, lowering them into the holes of the sorter box.
2. Game “Loto for Kids”. Take one card and select chips for it in advance. Review and name with your child all the images on the chips and cards. You can add variety to the game by hiding the chips in a bag. Ask the child to pull one chip out of the bag and find the same picture (house of the chip) on the card.
3. Game “Loto”. Look at and name the pictures on the cards. Place the chips face down on the table. Distribute the cards among the players (you can choose). A leader is selected who will open one chip at a time and name the picture depicted on it (you don’t have to name the picture). The player who has the same picture on the card takes the chip and closes the corresponding window on the card. If no one takes the chip, the host puts it back on the table. The winner is the one who is the first to close all the windows on his cards without errors.
4. Game “Zoo”. Ask your child to distribute all the inhabitants of the zoo into “enclosures”. Draw your child’s attention to the fact that there are only five “enclosures”; each has a name (insects, birds, sea creatures, pets, wild animals), as well as drawings that will help the child make the right choice. Ask your child how you can name the animals in each “house” in one word?
5. Game “Detective”. The presenter says: “Attention, some animals have escaped from the zoo, they urgently need to be returned to the zoo.” The presenter places several chips in front of the child and names the images on them, then thinks of a specific animal or insect, describes its characteristics, but without naming it. For example, this wild animal is red in color, has a fluffy tail, loves mice... (fox). The task of the detective player is to guess what animal we are talking about. After the player has guessed the hidden animal, he takes a chip and throws it into the sorter box. Taking into account the age of the players, you can vary the number of chips and descriptions of the animals.
6. Game “Two Hands”. Place in front of the child chips with images that belong to only two groups, for example, insects and birds. Ask your child to collect and throw chips into the sorter box with both hands (you can only collect insects with your right hand, and only birds with your left hand). For older children, you can offer a timed game option.
7. Game “Tour of the Zoo.” Several people can play. Arrange all the chips on the table in groups (for older children, you can arrange the chips mixed up). Use your imagination with your child and imagine that you come to a zoo, where you are greeted by a guide who can show you different animals and tell you about them. Distribute roles: one participant in the game is a guide, the rest are visitors. The guide asks visitors: “Who wants to see an elephant?” One of the visitors replies: “I want to.” Guide: “In order to go to the enclosure where the elephant lives, you need to find a chip with an image of an elephant and place it in the appropriate “zoo house” (wild animals in a sorter box). If the visitor has completed the task, the guide tells any fact about the elephant. The visitor has the right to ask the guide about an animal that is not in the “zoo” (for example, about a hare). The guide should check with the visitor in which “house” this animal (wild animals) may be located, and say that at the moment we don’t have a hare in the zoo, but as soon as it appears, we will definitely invite you to visit the zoo again... In progress games, you can change roles.
8. Quiz “In the animal world.” Enrich your child's knowledge with interesting facts about animals, birds, insects and marine life. Invite him to play a quiz in which you ask questions and your child gives answers. (Questions are included in the instructions for the game).
Card size: 20.5 cm * 8.5 cm
Includes: 60 chips with images of various objects, 6 cards, sorter box , instructions.
1. Look at all the chips with your child. Name the animals depicted on the chips. Invite your child to hide all the chips in the houses, lowering them into the holes of the sorter box.
2. Game “Loto for Kids”. Take one card and select chips for it in advance. Review and name with your child all the images on the chips and cards. You can add variety to the game by hiding the chips in a bag. Ask the child to pull one chip out of the bag and find the same picture (house of the chip) on the card.
3. Game “Loto”. Look at and name the pictures on the cards. Place the chips face down on the table. Distribute the cards among the players (you can choose). A leader is selected who will open one chip at a time and name the picture depicted on it (you don’t have to name the picture). The player who has the same picture on the card takes the chip and closes the corresponding window on the card. If no one takes the chip, the host puts it back on the table. The winner is the one who is the first to close all the windows on his cards without errors.
4. Game “Zoo”. Ask your child to distribute all the inhabitants of the zoo into “enclosures”. Draw your child’s attention to the fact that there are only five “enclosures”; each has a name (insects, birds, sea creatures, pets, wild animals), as well as drawings that will help the child make the right choice. Ask your child how you can name the animals in each “house” in one word?
5. Game “Detective”. The presenter says: “Attention, some animals have escaped from the zoo, they urgently need to be returned to the zoo.” The presenter places several chips in front of the child and names the images on them, then thinks of a specific animal or insect, describes its characteristics, but without naming it. For example, this wild animal is red in color, has a fluffy tail, loves mice... (fox). The task of the detective player is to guess what animal we are talking about. After the player has guessed the hidden animal, he takes a chip and throws it into the sorter box. Taking into account the age of the players, you can vary the number of chips and descriptions of the animals.
6. Game “Two Hands”. Place in front of the child chips with images that belong to only two groups, for example, insects and birds. Ask your child to collect and throw chips into the sorter box with both hands (you can only collect insects with your right hand, and only birds with your left hand). For older children, you can offer a timed game option.
7. Game “Tour of the Zoo.” Several people can play. Arrange all the chips on the table in groups (for older children, you can arrange the chips mixed up). Use your imagination with your child and imagine that you come to a zoo, where you are greeted by a guide who can show you different animals and tell you about them. Distribute roles: one participant in the game is a guide, the rest are visitors. The guide asks visitors: “Who wants to see an elephant?” One of the visitors replies: “I want to.” Guide: “In order to go to the enclosure where the elephant lives, you need to find a chip with an image of an elephant and place it in the appropriate “zoo house” (wild animals in a sorter box). If the visitor has completed the task, the guide tells any fact about the elephant. The visitor has the right to ask the guide about an animal that is not in the “zoo” (for example, about a hare). The guide should check with the visitor in which “house” this animal (wild animals) may be located, and say that at the moment we don’t have a hare in the zoo, but as soon as it appears, we will definitely invite you to visit the zoo again... In progress games, you can change roles.
8. Quiz “In the animal world.” Enrich your child's knowledge with interesting facts about animals, birds, insects and marine life. Invite him to play a quiz in which you ask questions and your child gives answers. (Questions are included in the instructions for the game).
Card size: 20.5 cm * 8.5 cm
Includes: 60 chips with images of various objects, 6 cards, sorter box , instructions.
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