Janod - Acrobat' - Skill and Strategy Game - Children's Board Games - Concentration and Fine Motor Skills - 2 Players and Up - from 5 Years Old, J02757

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This lovely balance game - made of solid wood (cherry wood for the coloured pieces and beech wood for the natural pieces) - will provide hours of family fun! French brand JANOD, these are toys proven by years of daily entertainment for children all over the world. Acrobat Star Show is the ultimate dance game for girls who want to become the next big thing in acrobatics. Starting at the hut, their mission is to cross the maze and move the 16 coloured balls to the right locations using the magnetic stylus! This game will allow your child to develop their motor and logic skills, whilst discovering the world of multiplayer games, in turn, allowing them to develop many of the faculties that are essential to life in society, such as managing emotions or cooperation.

One player then rolls the 3 dice, places 3 acrobats on circles of the same colour as the dice and places a second cardboard disc on top of the pieces. Choosing FSC-certified products – whether furniture, building materials, paper or textiles – helps protect forests, wildlife, clean water and supports the indigenous peoples, forest workers and communities who depend on them. This 2-in-1 balancing game consists of 28 wooden pieces representing animals, trees and various other items to help stabilise the tower and keep it balanced. Currently, the 100-person strong Janod team helps keep the company going with the promise of making children laugh and grow. They relaunch the toy with their own imaginative design under the motto "Original toys for children from 3 to 103 years!Aided by Zero the Kamikaze Squirrel and his Psycho Circus gang, Edgar sabotages the funpark and kidnaps all the circus performers. Furthermore, we create games that besides being fun, also promote authentic joy-filled moments to share with others.

A spoiled, rich kid named Edgar Ektor was a regular attendant at The World of Amusement Circus and Funpark, but was banned after a failed prank almost killed a lion. When Sunsoft converted the game for the Super NES they changed the bonus level to utilise Mode 7 as a straightforward level to maneuver above an overworld map. Promotional artwork of the game was shown at 1993 Winter Consumer Electronics Show in Nevada [29] as well as the prototype version at the 1993 Summer Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago, [30] where it stood out well above other exhibits. Ce jeu est amusant pour les petits comme pour les grands qui doivent chercher des placements stratégiques.This game will require children to decide on the best strategy to adopt and to work on their concentration to win the game! You place a cardboard disc on the table, the player then throw the three dice, places the acrobats on the circles of the dice's colours and places a second cardboard disc on the pieces. They criticized the absence of the exceptionally good music of the Super NES version but held it to still be an excellent game with its large, challenging levels. They include new and top acrobat games such as Flip The Bottle, Wheelie Cross, Flip The Knife and Boing Boing. The rules of the game are simple – players roll dice and, based on the result of the rolls, place their acrobats on mats.