Board Games

Play table cheeky little fruit don't annoy me
Lovingly derived from the classic game par excellence, the wooden fruits now want to move from their loose position in the fruit staircase to orderly conditions. The die shows how many spaces each fruit can move. But it's cheeky if, for example, a strawberry occupies a field, the lemon can become quite sour...
The game table with the cute little figures is perfect for the waiting area in practices, play areas or of course the group room. Do you need 4 more stools in the same design? Here you will find what you are looking for!
Contents: 1 game table, 16 game pieces (4x apple, 4x lemon, 4x orange, 4x strawberry), 1 dice
Material: beech, colored lacquered; Birch plywood, colored printing
Dimensions W/H/D: 60 x 52 x 60 cm

Animal Domino
A board game for 2-4 players.
This is a variation of the traditional domino game with dots on the tiles. It is educational picture domino for children.
The aim of the game is to place all tiles and thus win.
All tiles are placed on the table with the pictures facing down and well mixed. Then it is determined or drawn who starts the game. The players take turns picking up an even number of tiles until all tiles have been distributed.
Each player places their tiles on the table in front of them so that the other players cannot see the pictures on the tiles.
The first player now places a tile with the pictures visible on the table. The player sitting to their left next places one of their tiles with the same picture next to the picture of the tile lying on the playing field.
This continues in turn. If a player does not have a matching tile, they must sit out until it is their turn again. If there are still
pieces in the middle of the table, he can pick up a piece
and, if it fits, place it on top.
When a player has laid down all his pieces, the round is over.
Even if none of the other players has a matching piece to place and there are no more pieces lying face down in the middle of the table, the round is over.
The winner is the one with the fewest pieces.
All of the other players' pieces that have not been placed and any pieces that are still uncovered in the middle of the table are counted and credited to the winner. Each piece is worth 1 point. Whoever reaches 20 points first is the overall winner.
Game variant:
Some of the pieces remain on the table to be picked up later.
We hope you have fun!
Contents: 28 pieces
Material: printed plywood
Recommended age: from 3 years

Domino Search for Traces
Domino Search for Traces is an exciting game, similar to the classic domino, for 1 - 4 little trackers aged 3 and over. Good observation skills and a little luck are required when it comes to finding out which trace the tractor, the kitten or the diver leaves behind. The first person to get on the right track and put down all of their tiles is the winner.
Game idea and design: Susanne Kummer
Material: plywood
Dimensions of game pieces: W/H/D: 11.5 x 0.7 x 6 cm
Contents: 24 tiles
Playing time approx. 10 minutes
Recommended age: from 3 years

Fit a pair surface memo,
is a real exception among the many memory variants. The differently designed surface makes it challenging to find the right pair. With a small cloth bag, the game could also be expanded to include a tactile game.
Players: 2-4
Material: solid beech wood, untreated
Dimensions of game pieces:  W/H/D: 11.5 x 0.7 x 6 cm
Contents: 28 solid beech wood pieces = 2 x 7 pairs
Playing time approx. 5-10 minutes
Recommended age: from 5 years