Wooden Number Sliding Game - 1-8 -Red Color - EKT2336

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Product Name : Wooden Number Sliding Game – 1-8 -Red Color – EKT2336
Contents : 1 base board,1-8 number puzzle pieces
Recommended Age : Toddler(1yrs - 3yrs),Pre-schooler(3yrs-6yrs)
Skills that can be developed : Cognitive and finemotor skill Weight : 0.050 kg
Measurments : 4.50 × 5.00 × 0.10 cm Color : Red
Condition : New
Material : Wood
Safety : Made of Non toxic colors and choking hazard"

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"● The goal of the game is to arrange the numbered tiles in ascending order, from left to right and top to bottom, with the empty space in the bottom-right corner.
● To make a move, tap or click on the numbered tile you want to move, and then tap or click on the adjacent empty space to slide the tile into that position.
● Focus on organizing rows and columns, working towards the final order. It might be helpful to start with the highest number and work your way down.
● The challenge in this game comes from figuring out the right sequence of moves to solve the puzzle. "

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How to Clean : Regularly wipe the wooden surface of the game board and the tiles with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and debris.
How to store : Store the game in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and moisture to prevent warping or discoloration of the wooden pieces."

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Pick the Right Toys: Choose toys that match your child's age and interests. Look for items that engage their curiosity and imagination.
Create Play Zones: Set up play areas with different themes. Use simple props and household items to make it exciting. For example, a space corner or a jungle adventure spot.
Weekly Play Plans: Rotate toys every week. Introduce new ones and keep the old favorites hidden. This keeps things fresh and makes playtime more interesting.
Storytime Adventures: Turn play into stories. Use toys to create little adventures. This not only sparks creativity but also makes playtime more interactive and fun.
Mix in DIY Fun: Combine toys with simple DIY activities. Create art projects or build something together. This adds variety and lets kids explore different ways of playing."