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| Klaus die Maus entdeckt den Wald | ||||||
| Publisher | Huch & Friends | |||||
| Designer | Wrede Anja Cantzler Christoph | |||||
| Artist | Wanitschke Irene Mohr Irene | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 1 | ca. 15 min | 3+ | de | 2012 | ||
| memory - search/collecting - placement - learning | ||||||
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Klaus die Maus entdeckt den Wald
Klaus die Maus is discovering the forest in this game and learns much that is interesting about animals and plants – which tree has such a cone and which animal leaves those tracks on the ground? 24 Spotting Cards are stacked; the Forest cards are distributed around the room in groups of six cards and covered with a Forest board. One Spotting card is turned up and you search for the corresponding tile beneath one of the Forest boards; if you find you take it and put it on the table; six of them form a tree, the Spotting card you keep for a reward. When three trees are complete you win with most Spotting cards.
Memo and spotting game for 2-4 players, ages 5+
Publisher: Huch! & friends Designer: Anja Wrede, Christoph Cantzler Art: Irene Wanitschke, Irene Mohr Stock #: 87757 4
Users: For children Age: 5
Version: de * Rules: de * In-game text: no
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