Where is the house? Is the man standing in front of it, or behind it? And is the cat sitting on the grass or on the roof? Learning to manipulate three-dimensional space is the key to this game. Two-dimensional scenes are represented on 40 cards, that have to be recreated using the sturdy wooden house and the easy to grip pieces on the squared wooden board. This game not only trains concentration and hand-eye coordination, but also vocabulary as particular attention must be paid to prepositions when describing different points in the scene. The solutions for the correct placement of all of the figures and objects are listed on the reverse side of the card. The illustrated instructions include a lot of different game ideas. 

Contents: 1 wood panel with grid, 2 stackable walls with grid, 1 flat pack house, 9 figures, 40 template cards in 3 difficulty levels, 1 set of instructions. 

Age: 5+

• Identify and describe the spatial position relationship
• Transmission of 2D representations in the room (3D)
• Very tactile wooden pieces

-54-piece game with lots of playing ideas in the instructions featuring detailed illustrations

-sturdy wooden house, easy-to-grip figures

-stimulates three-dimensional spatial conception

-trains the vocabulary, especially prepositions

Where is the house? Is the man standing in front of it or behind it? And is the cat sitting in the grass or on the roof? This game is all about three-dimensional orientation. 40 cards show two-dimensional scenes which have to be recreated using the wooden house and the wooden figures on the screened wooden board. For self-checking, the solution is on the back of the card.

Contents:

54 pieces. 

1 base plate, 44 x 44 cm, 2 changeable walls, W 44 x H 20 cm, 1 interlocking house, 9 wooden figures (dimensions for comparison: cow W 8 x H 5.7 x D 2 cm), 40 template cards in 3 levels of difficulty, 1 set of instructions.