Djeco Strategy Game Penguins on Ice 5-10 years paper and cardboard

Djeco Penguins on Ice is a strategy game similar to the classic "Snakes and Ladders," in which penguins must reach the iceberg where they find sardines. Along their way, they meet friends who help them move faster, but also animals that "roll" them back down the ice floes. It is a movement-based game designed to learn numbers up to 46 in a fun and engaging way.

The box contains a modular game board representing the ocean and the ice pack, colored penguin figurines for each player, action tokens, and dice, along with the game instructions. The classic "Snakes and Ladders" rules are easy to follow, so the whole family can play together, and children quickly understand how to advance toward the iceberg.

The benefits of the game are numerous: development of logical and strategic thinking, improvement of concentration and attention, the ability to plan and anticipate, acceptance of rules and fair competition through fair play, as well as the stimulation of social interaction through group play. The recommended age is 5 - 10 years, making it suitable for family, friends, or educational activities.

The game is made of paper and cardboard. The manufacturer is Djeco, France. WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years.

What's included:

• 1 modular game board (representing the ocean and the ice pack)
• Colored penguin figurines for each player
• Action tokens and game instructions
• Dice 

Game benefits:

• Development of logical and strategic thinking
• Improvement of concentration and attention
• Capacity for planning and anticipation
• Acceptance of rules and fair competition (fair play)
• Stimulation of social interaction through group play

Frequently asked questions

What age is the game recommended for? The age recommended by the manufacturer is 5 - 10 years.

What does the box contain? The box includes a modular game board, colored penguin figurines for each player, action tokens, dice, and the game instructions.

What material is it made of? The game is made of paper and cardboard.

What skills does the game develop? It develops logical and strategic thinking, concentration, attention, planning, acceptance of rules through fair play, and social interaction, while also helping with learning numbers up to 46.