Fun Lotto - What Grows Where?
The children's lotto consists of a set of square fields-cards with images of various vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, berries, flowers, and token-cards that match the images on the fields. Players are given game fields based on the types of what grows where. The host (who can be the youngest player, who can also be a participant) draws a token from a special bag and loudly names the plant shown in the picture. Whoever finds the corresponding image on their field takes the token. Meanwhile, during the game, the child can talk about what they know about where things grow. This continues until one of the participants covers their entire game field with tokens. They are the winner. The game can be made more difficult by using pictures on the back of the cards, where the plants and mushrooms are shown in cross-section. Lotto multiplies the child's knowledge, develops their attention, memory, thinking, speech, expands their horizons and vocabulary.
Material: cardboard
Number of game fields: 6
Number of token-cards: 48
Age: from 3 years
