Discover the fascinating Djeco Tactile Lotto Game - Farm , an educational game that stimulates the senses of children ages 3 and up. This tactile lotto invites little ones to explore and recognize different textures and shapes related to the farm, developing their tactile perception in a fun and interactive way.

This unique game from Djeco is perfect for family or friends, promoting concentration and tactile memory. Children spin the wheel to discover which object or farm animal to look for in the bag, using only their sense of touch. It's an excellent way to learn to distinguish shapes and materials without relying on sight, improving finger sensitivity and associative skills.

With sturdy, colorful pieces representing familiar farm items like animals, fruits, vegetables, and tools, the Tactile Lotto - Farm captivates young children. The challenge of identifying the correct piece in the bag creates thrilling suspense, making each play a new sensory and cognitive adventure. Besides being a fun game, it supports language development by naming the different items found.

Main Features:

• Game Type: Tactile and association lotto.
• Recommended Age: +3 years.
• Benefits: Stimulates tactile perception, concentration, memory and shape recognition.
• Theme: Farm (animals, fruits, vegetables, objects).
• Brand: Djeco.

Package Contents:

• 1 Roulette with arrow.
• 1 Fabric bag.
• 15 tactile pieces (representing grape, cherry, pear, carrot, lettuce, radish, chicken, sheep, rabbit, bee, ladybug, butterfly, bucket, watering can, wheelbarrow).

How to Use:

Preparation: Before starting, let the children explore the pieces to familiarize themselves with their shapes and textures. Place all the pieces inside the bag. The spinner is in the center.

Game Development:

1. The first player spins the roulette wheel.
2. Without looking inside the bag, the player tries to remove one of the three pieces indicated in the roulette triangle, using only touch.
3. If the piece removed is correct, the player keeps it (point earned). The turn passes to the next player.
4. If the piece drawn is incorrect, the player puts it back in the bag. The next player's turn passes.
5. The game continues until the bag is empty.
6. At the end, the pieces are counted. The player with the most pieces wins the game.
7. If the roulette wheel indicates elements that are no longer in the bag, the player must spin the roulette wheel again until he obtains an element that is still available.