Funny Forest 2014

If your children are incapable of sitting down and playing a board game then this is the answer! This game includes a pyramid shaped board on which players must advance and complete challenges. These challenges may include: running around the table twice, jumping up and down 3 times, imitating a lion, naming 5 animals, or standing still until your next turn… Fun challenges that will keep children entertained. All the pieces are made from painted wood.

Cognitive aspects

We have based this proposed classification of toys on recent studies and investigations, as well as recent domestic and international classification systems. Our proposal aims to be coherent, unified and practical at all times. 1. Visual perception: Perceptual ability to visually differentiate the objects multiple characteristics. 2. Motor skills: Ability to perform different movements with adequate precision. 3. Hand-eye coordination: The ability to synchronize visual perception with precise manual movement. 4. Spatial orientation: The ability to maintain oneself in a space with the help of spatial references in relation to the surrounding area. 5. Reasoning: - Concrete: Ability to select forms, categories and objects, and then link them together. - Abstract: The ability of thought to systematically analyse the possible combinations of elements or ideas to discover specific relationships. 7. Imagination and creativity: Ability to develop new ideas and fantasies.