We could define wobble as a jskill game, which also helps to work fine motor skills and reasoning; It is aimed at over six years, but those who really enjoy are all those children who are from nine years old, and (of course adults). It is suitable for groups of two to seven players
The manufacturer of this fun game is Zoch (German brand), and you can buy it at Zacatrus (company that we have already talked about in this blog) for 42.95 euros. But I get to the point: in my opinion it is a good idea for children who need solutions to the supposed 'boredom' that they suffer almost permanently (does it sound like you?), and at the same time it will leave you free time to kick the ball, play chess on the laptop, help make a snack or review the subjects they have seen in class during the week. And this because the games do not last more than 30 minutes, although I believe (and I wish) that more than one will repeat, with which it can (and can only) that the child and his friends already have an entire hour of an afternoon of Saturday, Sunday or holiday from now on.
Now seriously, my son loves it, and some of his friends too; and that they are not easy to please (they will be things of the age I guess), and try to skip the rules related to the use of screens by putting a thousand excuses. Now with Bamboleo, besides telling them 'go, go to the street at once', or 'are you bored ?, I think your bed is about to be done', I can remind you where the game is. Attractive addition: with the cold and getting dark at night soon it suits us because they sit at the kitchen table, and between the snack, the game and their conversations, we forget a bit of colds for forgetting the jacket in the coat rack.
We have many board games, but this one is especially exciting, and it has something very good like that stimulates competition, but by trying to keep my nerves temperate, this does not become competitive, but rather a 'I will see what I can do, and at the same time I look at others to improve'
What is wobble? You will be wondering. It is mounted by placing the circular platform on the 'pole', and on top of it, the pieces, ensuring that they have a rational distribution so that they maintain balance. The players in turns will be withdrawing the pieces one by one, which will cause the oscillating movement of the platform and the consequent reaction of the participants (from tension, to laughter). The game ends when everything falls apart and it is time to count pieces.
You learn a lot with this game: the children end up discovering that the pieces of a color (I will not say which one) weigh more, that is, they practice reasoning; they also improve eye-hand coordination (although they will not be aware of it), and allows them to train in the rules of the game (from waiting for a turn, to not disturbing the one next to it, to accept that fewer pieces have been collected).
Ah! and it is not only for home, there are schools that have it, and it is a excellent entertainment to reduce tensions or have a good time. The emotion is served, and there is also a maxi version!
