Vilac Set Of Animal Games For The Little Ones 4 In 1

Children aged 2 and up will adore the cute animals from the beautifully illustrated wooden game set. The games feature delicate drawings by artist Sarah Betz, and the animals come to life in each of the four classic games – goose game, snakes and ladders, bingo and magnetic fishing. Simple rules, colourful design and the possibility of alternating activities make this set an ideal companion for a first introduction to games. The child naturally acquires basic counting skills while playing, learns to roll a dice, distinguish pictures, wait for their turn and understand the rules. Fishing helps to improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, while bingo trains memory and concentration. The set is made of wood and is stored in a practical box, which makes storage easier. A great way to enjoy moments full of laughter, learning and sharing together. Ideal as a first board game for the whole family. Package contents: 1 double-sided wooden game board4 cards with motifs for picture bingo2 wooden fishing rods1 wooden dice12 wooden tokens with animals1 solid box for storing all parts Main features: four games in one packageWooden designsupports early mathematical skillsdevelops hand-eye coordinationstimulates memory and concentrationteaches respect for rulescreates space for shared momentssupports social skillsadapted to the age and pace of the childsuitable for the whole familyillustrations by Sarah Betzsuitable for children from 2 years Sarah Betz grew up in Germany, but now creates in France. She founded her own brand, "Little Cube" here. She never imagined that she could turn her passion for drawing and writing into a successful career. From a young age, she drew and scribbled everywhere, from school notebooks to the walls of her childhood room. Her parents supported her interest, and as a child, she enjoyed many imaginative games with them. She grew up near the forest, so her work has been inspired by nature since she was a child. On walks in the forest, she collected natural materials from which she then made jewellery, and she also incorporated them into her paintings and books. After studying graphic and communication design in Germany and Switzerland, she moved to France, where she learned the language and slowly started her career in design. She founded her own illustration studio "Little Cube" in 2013.Sizing infoVilac is proud to work closely with ADEME, a French government organisation involved in a wide range of activities leading to environmental protection. The history of this agency dates back to the 1970s, to the time of the oil crisis. It actively collaborates with politicians, public organisations, the private sector and citizens. It is behind recommendations, proposals for technical, methodological and financial procedures, studies and awareness campaigns. Thanks to its many years of operation, ADEME is recognised as a credible third party providing guarantees of efforts towards a sustainable future. By purchasing a product from a manufacturer cooperating with this agency, the customer can express their will to preserve the environment through strictly assessed procedures and key innovations throughout the process of its creation.For over 100 years, VILAC has been fulfilling children's dreams. The French brand VILAC, as the flagship of the French industry for the production of wooden toys, is located deep in the heart of the Jura Mountains, surrounded by mountains, lakes and forests. Since 1911, VILAC has been producing wooden toys hand in hand with traditional manufacturing, modern trends, adaptable economics and an emphasis on ecology. The toys are made from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests, respecting biodiversity and with a strong emphasis on environmentally friendly technologies. VILAC prefers short routes for wood delivery. It uses local wood and ensures that a new tree is planted for every tree felled. Because today we can no longer ignore the challenges of environmental problems, VILAC is committed to defending our planet. After all, a river consists of many small drops. Therefore, VILAC continues its environmentally friendly activities.VILAC also follows in the footsteps of the old turning factories that once made the region famous: craftsmen lovingly turned, smoothed, sanded, lacquered and decorated wood in their workshop in the Jura mountains. Beech, hornbeam, alder or boxwood from the surrounding French forests are used; this wood guarantees the specificity and quality of production. There are so many stories about these craftsmen who love their craft and have managed to pass it on. In fact, not much has changed in the last 110 years, and that's quite reassuring. The gestures are almost the same, the noise of the machines, the sounds of carving and painting wood create the same melody. Above all, the workshop still smells of beech wood chips, which evoke old memories. If the company does not have the know-how for some toys in France, it m