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What's In The Bag? is a fun game that encourages your little one to use their memory and problem solving skills by feeling the various pieces.Easy for young children to play, simply turn the eight wooden tiles over so you cannot see the pictures, then place all three wooden sets into the separate bags. The player dips their hand into a bag and pulls out a shape. Depending on which one was picked, the player needs to find the rest of the matching shapes in each of the bags and then flip over the correct tile, to complete a set. If you pull out the wrong shape, the player misses a turn.The player with the most matching sets wins the game.Quick Facts:One to four playersAll of the pieces are woodenDevelops fine motor skills, memory and shape recognition.
Price: £6.00 from Early Learning Centre
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