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Objective:
The houses are placed on the game board by looking at and
comparing them. This enables children to distinguish between small,
larger and the largest sizes.
Citadel is a game for children who already have some experience in
sorting according to size and determining position. These are two
important basic skills needed to learn to read, write and do
arithmetic.
Children also develop logical thinking, spatial awareness and learn
to cooperate and help each other when doing assignments. The
material is self-checking.
Contents:
- a box with lid (25.5 x 25.5 x 3 cm).
- a game board (22,5 x 22,5 cm).
- 3 yellow houses: small, medium, large.
- 3 orange houses: small, medium, large.
- 3 blue houses: small, medium, large.
- 3 green houses: small, medium, large.
- 16 assignment cards (4 sets of 4), self-checking on the reverse
side.
- 4 control cards.
- instructions.
How to use Citadel:
Free experimentation
In order to allow the children to become familiar with the materials,
they can first play only with the game board and the houses, without
using the assignment cards.
The children can experiment by placing the various houses on the
board and discovering the various sizes of the houses and the
illustrations on the board.
Where possible, allow the children to say out loud where they are
putting the houses and what they see on the board.
Before the children start working independently with the assignment
cards, the instructor should explain the purpose of the game and
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