Flatbread. A Board Psychological Game (Social Games by Günther Horn)

The psychological game "Flatbread," created by German psychotherapist Günther Horn, helps develop and shape communication skills in children.
 

During the game, players create their heroes out of plasticine, as there are no standard figures in it. By playing, children learn to manage their emotions, adjust aggression or sensitivity in a socially acceptable way, and make the right choice about when to yield and when to resist.

The provided instructions will familiarize you with the rules of the game "Flatbread." By playing it, children create their own style of behavior, which reflects their true intentions and desires. Lively relationships develop between the participants in the game process, for example, when a plasticine character can even be turned into flatbread. The rules state that the victory goes to the participant who first reaches the final goal – a Castle in human form.

The game "Flatbread" can be played multiple times with different heroes and their characteristics, establishing new rules of behavior. It is interesting for children of different ages and for adults.

The set includes: instructions, game board, dice, and plasticine.