The Vilac Touch and Find Game is a captivating way to enhance children's tactile skills. This bestseller by Vilac encourages kids to use their sense of touch to identify objects, a skill often overlooked. The game includes beautifully crafted wooden figurines hidden inside a bucket with a soft fabric bag for tactile exploration.

This game is perfect for younger children who can learn about different shapes and textures by feeling and describing the objects. Parents can guide them using practical examples. Older children can enjoy the game as a form of bingo or lotto, using the provided picture cards that correspond to the wooden pieces.

• Includes: 21 game pieces and 20 picture cards
• Number of Players: 2–5
• Various Game Modes: Multiple ways to play
• Packaging: Practical and convenient

Game Instructions:

Touch and Find: The first player draws a card from the pile. They must then reach into the bag and, using only their sense of touch, find the wooden piece matching the picture on the card. If correct, the player keeps the card, and the next player takes their turn by drawing a card from the pile. If incorrect, the player passes their card to the next player, who also attempts to find the correct piece. After each round, pieces are returned to the bag. Once all cards are drawn, the player with the most cards wins. Watch out for the bomb piece—if a player pulls it out, they must return all their cards to the pile!

Adjustable Rules: Customize the game to help children become familiar with touching and finding objects:

1. Start with a small number of wooden pieces.
2. Allow children to look inside the bag initially.
3. Gradually make the game more challenging by not allowing them to look into the bag.
4. Add more pieces to the bag as they get better.
5. Eventually, play by the traditional rules.

Bingo Variation: Arrange 4 cards in a square to create playing fields for each player. One player or parent draws a piece from the bag and announces it. The player with the corresponding card takes the piece and places it on their card. The first player to fill their game board wins!