Feed The Woozle game from Peaceable Kingdom helps children develop dexterity and gross motor skill whilst learning about numbers and communication.
Children will love cooperatively working together to feed Mr.Woozle his assortment of weird and wonderful snacks. From chocolate covered flies to hairy pickles, Children must work together to feed him 12 silly snacks from the spoon before all the snacks are gone?!
Players work together to transport snacks balanced on the spoon first walking, then according to the challenge on the spinner, and finally blindfolded with some assistance from their team!
- Dimensions: W 12 cm H 2 cm D 11 cm
- Age: 3+
- Number of players: 2-5 Players
Peaceable Kingdom creates cooperative games to build confidence, encourage inclusion, and increase positive self-esteem, helping kids develop valuable life skills today so they can play well in the world tomorrow.
Peaceable Kingdom Feed The Woozle
£19.99
Features
- hilarious snack options
- aids cooperative play
- suitable from 3+
Benefits of Play
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TKC Says
' A well loved favourite here at TKC, this funny engaging game never fails to bring on the laughs' - CharisFeed The Woozle game from Peaceable Kingdom helps children develop dexterity and gross motor skill whilst learning about numbers and communication.
Children will love cooperatively working together to feed Mr.Woozle his assortment of weird and wonderful snacks. From chocolate covered flies to hairy pickles, Children must work together to feed him 12 silly snacks from the spoon before all the snacks are gone?!
Players work together to transport snacks balanced on the spoon first walking, then according to the challenge on the spinner, and finally blindfolded with some assistance from their team!
- Dimensions: W 12 cm H 2 cm D 11 cm
- Age: 3+
- Number of players: 2-5 Players
Peaceable Kingdom creates cooperative games to build confidence, encourage inclusion, and increase positive self-esteem, helping kids develop valuable life skills today so they can play well in the world tomorrow.