Keep Your Mind Active, Fear No Aging; Enjoy Fun Together with Grandchildren.
As we age, it's essential to exercise our brains and hands, engaging our mind, eyes, and hands. This can revitalize an aging brain, slow down memory decline, and promote overall health, allowing us to lead a vibrant and confident life. It all begins with play!
The "Intelligent Push Box" extends the scenario to the aerial performer’s extreme mission challenges, utilizing the distance after tipping different heights of jump boxes to help the aerial performer succeed. This is both thrilling and exciting. In the process of designing routes and tipping the jump boxes, it promotes the development of the mathematical concept of "estimation" and enhances children's understanding of spatial relationships. With 40 game levels and four different challenge levels, children can ignite their cognitive limits through layered challenges. Let's help the aerial performer complete the mission challenge together!
Jumping Tasks for Younger Children: For younger kids, all jump boxes can be laid horizontally, with the red box as the finish line. Children are encouraged to freely design a flat path so that the aerial performer has a continuous route to move to the finish line, gradually discovering the spatial relationships of various jump boxes.
Jumping Tasks for Older Children: For older kids, they can use the game manual to challenge 40 different game levels, progressing through four challenge levels from easy to difficult using game cards: Beginner Level: Challenges 1–10Intermediate Level: Challenges 11–20Advanced Level: Challenges 21–30Expert Level: Challenges 31–40
First, select a challenge level. Based on the color prompts on the level, stand the jump boxes upright (solid side down) and place them in the designated positions. On the game board, use the red figure as the starting point, arranging the jump boxes to create a path that allows the aerial performer to successfully reach the finish line (the red jump box).
During the game, please pay attention to the following points:
When tipping the boxes, there must be sufficient space that matches the number of squares of the jump box; you cannot stack them on top of other boxes.
The aerial performer can move on or climb onto connected jump boxes.
The aerial performer cannot jump diagonally or leap across empty spaces to reach other jump boxes, nor can they walk on the game board.
Product Dimensions: Length: 20.3 cm, Width: 22.5 cm, Height: 6.2 cm
Contents:1 game board1 red aerial performer figure17 jump boxes (10 yellow, 4 green, 2 blue, 1 red)40 game cards with answers1 storage bag1 instruction manual
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