Playing "Baggage", children learn to solve spatial problems. Spatial thinking is actively formed, the ability to operate with figures "in the head" and solve practical geometric problems, which is important for mastering mathematics in the future. And “Baggage” also develops precise fine motor skills, which, among other things, are needed for learning to write. In this colorful and fun board game, kids have to arrange things inside suitcases to make the most of the interior space and fit as many items as possible. Such activity contributes to the active formation of spatial thinking. And among the usual "tourist" things there are very extraordinary ones: for example, a cat, a birch log or a wizard's hat. This makes the process not only useful, but also fun! The set contains: 12 card suitcases made of thick cardboard, 48 figures-things, a game chip, a game die, illustrated rules.
Age: 4+
Number of players: 2-5
Game time: 15-20 minutes
Packing dimensions: 172x115x40 mm
