Развивающая настольная игра - Quackage

From Simple Spatial Tasks to the Basics of Geometry
You can play "Baggage" with children from 4 years old. The game has three rule options and two difficulty levels: for children aged 4 and 6 years. The first two versions of... the game are cooperative, without a competitive aspect: players need to cooperate to achieve a common result. The third version of the rules is competitive and brings an element of excitement into the gameplay. While playing, children constantly explore ways to arrange objects of different shapes, compare their sizes, and look for ways to place them. This creates important prerequisites for mastering the school geometry course in the future.

The players' task is to pack as many items as possible into their suitcases.

All suitcases are arranged in a circle in the center of the table. Inside this circle, stacks of items are laid out (4 items in each stack). A chip is placed on any suitcase.
Players take turns rolling the dice and moving their tokens across the suitcases. Wherever the token stops, that suitcase is taken by the player. The next player starts from the position where the previous player stopped. In this way, players collect 3 suitcases for themselves.

Players take turns. The youngest goes first. He places the token on any stack of items, rolls the die, and moves across the stacks. From the pile where the token stopped, he chooses any item and places it in his suitcase. The next player also rolls the die, and the steps begin from the same stack where the previous player stopped.

Players continue to collect items independently until they can place them in their suitcases. A player must collect all the items he has taken before it's his turn again. If not done in time, he rolls the die.

When all players have exited the game, each player counts the items they have collected. The one with the most items wins.

In the box:
 12 suitcase cards made of thick cardboard;48 item figures;game component;game die;illustrated rules.