Wooden Loto Alphabet of Good Manners

Wooden loto for children “Alphabet of Good Manners” from “Tenth Kingdom” is a developing game that will entertain while teaching children about norms of behavior. You can play wooden loto with one child or with a company of up to 5... children.On the cardboard cards, there are images of “bad” actions, while the wooden tokens depict “good” ones. It is necessary to correctly match the stories and place the tokens on the empty cells of the cards in such a way that in front of each “bad” situation, there is a token with a good example of behavior in that case. 1. Playing in a groupEach player receives a game card, which has pictures depicting various situations. Discuss all the stories with the children before starting the game to ensure that all pictures are clear to the little ones. Then lay the tokens face down on the table. Take turns flipping over the tokens and carefully examine your cards. The player who discovers a story of bad behavior that matches a token explains their reasoning, and if they are correct, they take the token for themselves and place it in the empty cell opposite the “bad” situation. The winner is the one who fills their card the fastest. 2. Playing aloneTo play with one child, lay all the cards with pictures and the tokens in front of the little one. Then, in order, look at the “bad” behavior and seek a corresponding “good” behavior token among the tokens. The game is not only an alphabet of good manners but also develops fine motor skills, logic, and attentiveness.