BOARD GAME TRIP TO GRANDMA'S

Embark on an unforgettable journey with the whole family thanks to the game "Trip to Grandma's"! This is a great opportunity to spend time together, overcome obstacles and enjoy success together. The game develops imagination, teaches cooperation and logical thinking, and above all provides a lot of fun.

• Cooperation: A game where the whole family plays together to achieve a common goal.
• Developing imagination: Inventing creative solutions to overcome obstacles.
• Memory exercise: Remembering objects and their uses.
• Logical thinking: Planning strategies and anticipating consequences.
• Emotions: Joy from shared success and overcoming difficulties.
• Fun for the whole family: A game that connects generations.
• No competition: A game where no one loses, everyone wins.

"Trip to Grandma's" is a game that takes the family into a magical world of adventure. During the joint trip to Grandma's, players encounter various obstacles, such as a swift stream, a dense forest or a storm. To overcome them, they must jointly come up with creative solutions, using available items and their skills.

The game was created by Jim Deacove, who for over 40 years has been promoting games and activities based on cooperation. His philosophy is that people should cooperate, solve problems together and enjoy each other's company instead of constantly competing. "Trip to Grandma's" is an excellent example of a game that implements these ideas.

The set includes a double-sided board with obstacles, a double-sided board with a path, 12 tiles, 24 stickers for tiles, a pawn, a die and instructions. The game is intended for children from 3 years of age and older, as well as for their parents and grandparents. It is an ideal way to spend time with your loved ones.

The game "Trip to Grandma's" is not only fun, but also a valuable lesson in cooperation and creative thinking. Thanks to it, children learn how to deal with difficulties, how to make decisions together and how to enjoy success. Parents, on the other hand, have the opportunity to actively spend time with their children, support their development and build strong family bonds.