Jenga style Wooden Building Blocks Game for Family Parties, Montessori Learning, and Fun for Children and Adults (54 Pieces)
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Recommended Age: 18+
- Recommended Age: 14+
- Origin: Mainland China
- Certification: CE
- CE Certificate: Yes
- Block Size: Micro building block, Big building block (>1cm)
- Barcode: Yes
- Gender: Unisex
- Warning: Do not eat.
- Material: Wood
- Wood Block Type: Figure Blocks
- Type: Jenga
- Choice: Yes
- Product Name: Wooden Jenga
- Product Material: Wood
- Package Size: As shown in the figure
- Applicable Age: Over 14 years old
Product Description:
Jenga is an engaging puzzle game suitable for solo play or for groups of two or more players. The game involves carefully removing wooden blocks from a precariously built structure and strategically placing them on top, providing a thrilling experience.
This product not only enhances hand-eye coordination and willpower but also develops balance skills. The process of building and stacking blocks fosters patience, self-control, and flexibility in hand muscle application. Importantly, it promotes friendship and emotional connections among players.
Game Method:
The number of dice taken is up to the players. Players add up the numbers thrown, and the sum corresponds to the block they must remove and stack on top. The game proceeds in turns, and the first one to topple the tower loses. This game encourages patience, balance control, and enhances social connections. It's crucial to use only one hand while playing.
This toy is ideal for developing children's patience, flexibility, and balance mastery. It is not only suitable for parent-child interaction to foster a sense of rapport but also suitable for adults to enjoy.
Roll the dice to determine the color to be drawn from the stack. Be cautious because drawing down is the losing side, and there is a penalty.
Method 1:
- Carefully hold a block by hand, pull it out from any layer, and stack it on top.
- Continue pulling out blocks and stacking them on top, making the tower higher and higher.
- How high can the tower be stacked before it falls? The answer reveals itself when it collapses.
Method 2:
Throw the dice to decide the number to be taken. Decide on a color, add, subtract, multiply, or divide by others (decided before throwing). The resulting total color corresponds to a block, and it is stacked on top. Players take turns, and the first one to knock down the tower is the loser, while the one who causes the collapse also counts as a loser. (Note: Use only one hand during the game).
