Эта образовательная настольная игра от Learning Resources делает обучение похожим на игру, побуждая малышей кормить голодных лягушек, одновременно развивая ловкость рук. С помощью кубиков для руководства игрой дети укрепляют уверенность в счете и сопоставлении через увлекательный практический опыт.
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Эта образовательная настольная игра от Learning Resources делает обучение похожим на игру, побуждая малышей кормить голодных лягушек, одновременно развивая ловкость рук. С помощью кубиков для руководства игрой дети укрепляют уверенность в счете и сопоставлении через увлекательный практический опыт.
The frogs are very stiff and it's practically impossible to open their mouths. Even when you do, only 1 or 2 flies will fit in the mouths. Children are frustrated. I would never recommend this game to anyone.
My 4 year old has a hard time squeezing the frog. I purchase this as a motor activity to improve grasp, but I'm not sure it will be used for the original purpose.
This is an adorable game. My three year old doesn't really care about using the dice yet, but he greatly enjoys having the frogs eat flies. The frogs are a little hard to squeeze open for him as they are almost bigger than his hand, but its still fun.
This product is rigid low quality, unable to get more than one or two flies in the frogs mouth. Adult has hard time opening mouth impossible for child. Not useful, dont waste your money
Cute game, my 5 year old loves it. Very good for working on coordination, colors, and numbers.
My school's OT (occupational therapist) loaned me her Froggy set so my kindergarten students could strengthen their fine motor muscles in prep for handwriting. I've decided I want to invest in one for myself. The frogs are fun and engaging, and the students need to use two different finger grips to "catch" and then "release" the flies. I would hear my students say, "My hand is getting tired," which told me they were exercising their muscles. For good technique, help your students understand they need to use their fingers (not their whole hand) to open the frog mouth. Otherwise they are using gross motor, rather than fine motor muscles.
This game is perfect to work on not only fine motor skills, but social and academic skills as well. My children enjoy this game and it is a highly preferred choice when picking a table activity for the group. All the pieces are nicely made, the game is easily understood by all, and all my students enjoy it so much that they want to play multiple rounds. I would highly recommend this game.
Fun game would recommend for older children only cause it's hard to open the frogs mouth for small toddlers, my son has ASD and his pysical Therpist helps him with it , you can only get 3 flies inside mouth . Overall great idea
My class enjoys playing with it.
The frogs mouths are much too difficult to open. There is no way my preschooler can use it as directed when I can't squeeze it hard enough to open its mouth to pick up a fly.
