Good Old Fashioned Fun & Games
Just unpacking this little guy was exciting for the kids. A big wooden caterpillar with moving parts, some big wooden dice and coloured wooden cards for play.
One die has numbers, the other has caterpillar heads & tails. Each player takes a colour card, then they take turns to roll the dice, a count in from either the head or tail the number they rolled on the other die. Once they land, they spin that piece of the caterpillar's body to match the colour on their card.
The player with the most body parts in their colour wins.
It's a pretty simple concept, but the beautiful quality of the playing pieces and unique idea of this game make it a great family favourite that you can just play over and over.
For the younger children it's a fun opportunity to learn small numbers and basic colours. And as a family it's also a great way to learning the basic skills of compeition like taking turns, winning, losing and sportsmanship.
Valued at $42.90 this is a beautiful, unique gift for any child 2yrs + this Christmas.
Emmi isn't the only game available on the Skillbuilders website. Visit their online store to see the most amazing range of learning and development toys, games, school supplies and tool kits for teachers and therapists. The store is so big I get mesmorised by it all.
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****** Day 7 Giveaway ******
Thanks to our friends at Skill Builders, this gorgeous wooden game could be yours.To win tell us, if you were a butterfly, where would you go?
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1. Giveaway runs from 7/12/2013 9:00am AEDST to 8/12/13 9:00am
2. Winners will be judged by the blog owner. All decisions are final.
3. Prizes will be sent regular mail via Australia Post or delivered in person (depending on location).
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If I was a butterfly I would flutter off to the bestest garden I could find and sit and ponder on why nature is so wonderous
ReplyDeleteThat certainly would be lovely. It really is beautiful.
DeleteIf i were a butterfly then i will fly all around the world to see what are the different varities of butterflies & flowers are there on earth...
ReplyDeleteThat would be delightful, thank you Sapna.
DeleteI'd probably be a home body and stick close to hubby and my baby butterflies
ReplyDeleteAwww, so sweet. You have everything you need right there at home :)
DeleteIf I were a butterfly I would fly about exploring this beautiful land, looking for a rainbow to follow :-)
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be amazing if we could touch rainbows :)
DeleteIf i were a butterfly I would go and sit by a newborn baby. That way one of the 1st things they would see was truly beautiful and unique.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful sentiment Rachel. Thankyou.
DeleteIf I were a butterfly I would keep fly towards the sky just to see how high I could go!
ReplyDeleteTo the moon perhaps?
DeleteIf I were a butterfly, I'd land on the shoulders of a small child and explore the day with them seeing such amazing things from their height :)
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be great to be a child again. Such freedom.
DeleteIf I were a butterfly...I'd land on the shoulders of a young child and explore the world at their height for a day!
ReplyDeleteThank you everybody for your beautiful comments. Today's winner is Rachel. Congratulations Rachel.
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