Lotto Part and Whole

Teach your toddler to connect parts of an object into a whole with the developing Lotto Part and Whole The composition of the game: • playing fields (14.5 x 21.5 cm) - 6 pcs. • transparent cards (6.5 x 6.5 cm) - 36 pcs. How to play? Play lotto with one child or a group of up to 6 players. Play with one child When playing with one child, pay attention to the teaching factor: do not rush the child with the choice, give hints, help make a decision. Select one or more cardboard picture cards and place them in front of the child. Lay out transparent cards next to it. Ask your toddler to match the missing pieces to the objects on the playing fields. These parts are shown on transparent cards. Help your child arrange all transparent cards correctly on the playing fields. Play with multiple kids When playing lotto with several participants, the lesson becomes competitive. Give each participant in the game one or more playing fields. Choose a leader - we recommend that you assign an adult or an older child to this role. Start the game! The presenter shuffles the transparent cards, pulls out one at a time and shows them to the players. Participants in the game must quickly examine the element on a transparent card and compare it with the pictures on their playing fields. The player who found the match takes the card for himself and puts it on the corresponding picture. If the image matches and becomes whole, the player keeps the card with him. The winner is the one who first collects all the pictures on his playing field, correctly combining the parts into a whole. Developing Lotto Part and Whole stimulates the logical thinking of the child, trains fine motor skills of the hands and teaches how to assemble a whole from parts.