Pictureka Teaches Kids Important Skills
Do you remember how fun it was to play hide-n-seek as a child
? You would gather together with your friends and then one person would be the seeker while the rest hid. The seeker had to look closely and think creatively in order to find all the hidden kids. Kids today still love to play this game but when the weather outside is bad they are often out of luck. That is unless they want to try a board game. Pictureka is just like hide-n-seek except you are competing against friends to find hidden images.The game is relatively simple and has to be played with a minimum of two players. Each player is given mission cards and then they have to successfully complete each mission on the card. It is a very visual game that helps children, and even adults, sharpen their visual acuity. The ages for this game are for 6 and up but you may find that 6 year olds are not able to play the game as well. Most users and even reviewers recommend that the children be 8 and up.
It is important to spend quality time with your children. And one of the ways you can do this is by having a family game night. Pictureka is a perfect board game that will have you and the rest of your family scratching your heads as you search for items among the different cards. There is no telling what you will have to search for because it is all controlled by the role of the dice.
So what can this board game do for your child? The very first thing it can teach is learning to take turns and playing fairly. That is common with all board games. The real educational tool used is sharpening visual skills to find the images assigned. This is important because it helps develop a child's eyesight as well as help them use their minds creatively. The fact that you and other adults can play is definitely something that is a bonus.
Pictureka is not expensive. It does not require batteries and several people can play at once. It really is a great game for the entire family to play. You get to have fun watching your children race to find the hidden clues and your child benefits by sharpening his or her mental facilities. It really is a win-win situation for everyone.
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