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54 pcs Jenga fun Game , Tower Game - Numerical Wooden Blocks Stacking Game for Kids and Adults (Brown)

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Unleash your child's creativity and problem-solving skills with this Multicolor Builders Building Blocks Game Toy for Kids. These vibrant bullet-shaped blocks come , making them perfect for young builders and toddlers alike. Crafted with durability in mind, these blocks can withstand the rigours of playtime while providing endless opportunities for imaginative construction. Whether stacking them high or creating intricate designs, this engaging toy encourages spatial awareness, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor development. The bright colours not only captivate little ones but also stimulate their visual senses. Designed for both solo play and group activities, these building blocks foster social interaction, teamwork, and communication skills. Suitable for ages 3 and up, this toy is a must-have for any playroom or classroom. Encourage your child's love for learning through play with this Multicolor Builders Building Blocks Game Toy.

Objective:
Players take turns removing one block at a time from a tower constructed of 54 blocks and placing it on top, creating a progressively unstable structure.
Gameplay:
Players remove a block from below the highest completed layer using only one hand and place it on top.
Ending:
The game ends when the tower falls. The last player to remove a block without causing the tower to collapse wins.
Variations:
Some versions incorporate dice to add an element of chance.
Origin:
The game evolved from a block-stacking game played by the creator's family in Ghana in the 1970s.
Safety:
The packaging includes a warning that the toys are not suitable for children under 3 years old and that children should play under direct supervision.