Children practice grip, movement accuracy, and hand–eye coordination while threading rings onto three pegs. An ideal activity for developing skills needed for writing and everyday tasks.
The combination of a color die and a number die shows children how many rings of which color they should thread. In a playful way, they practice the basics of math, color recognition, and logical reasoning.
The game offers simple rules, but plenty of ways to increase the difficulty. Children learn to focus on the task, plan their steps, and finish the task all the way to the end.
“Learning to Build and Count” is a clever wooden game in which children thread colored rings onto pegs according to the roll of two dice. One determines the color, the other the quantity – so the game naturally practices counting, colors, and hand–eye coordination.
It’s great for playing at home as well as in preschools. The task can be, for example, to fill the pegs with rings in the shortest possible time, or to follow the dice exactly and train concentration.
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