LUDUM Fly HUNT - Family board games for kids 3 and up till 100 years old- FUN educational toys for 3 year olds - Preschool learning toys for 3 year olds to learn Acount + birthday PARTY games for kids

• What’s in the box?-36 cards for 3 levels of challenge+4 plastic frogs+ an education story ‘Fly Hunt’
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Hunting flies is what frogs like most. Whose frog can catch more flies? Goal: catch as many flies as you can Take one of the sets of lily pads.The game has 3 levels. Beginner level – white-rimmed cards. Advanced level – yellow-rimmed cards. Expert level – orange-rimmed cards. Thus, children of different age can play this game and have fun for long time.Lily pads are put among the players. Notice that there is different number of flies on different pads. Take a frog. Put it next to yourself head to the pads.Agree the place where the frogs will jump from in advance (frogs can be put in a row or randomly)Agree the order in which your frogs will jump. How to play The players, each in their turn, jump their frogs towards the pads. The goal is to land on one of the pads. ✸If the frog touches a card the player takes the card. This frog has caught as many flies as there are on pad. ✸If the frog touches 2 cards at once the player take one of them. ✸If the frogs have jumped too far or too short to touch a pad the player waits until their next turn to jump the frog again. ✸ If the frog in a jump has turned upside down this count too. To make the game easier you can change the location of your frogs during the game. To make the game more challenging choose one place from which the frogs will jump throughout all the game. When all the pads are taken, the players count Flies. The player whose frog catches most flies wins the game. If you play on expert level using cards with orange rims be very attentive counting flies. You might have caught a Red Poisonous Fly. Not only it does not add a point to your score, but you will also score one point down for each red fly. For example, you touched a pad with 6 usual flies and 4 red flies. For this card you get only 2 points. If you want more time or challenge for your game shuffle together cards for all levels and play them all at once.