Fruits Dominoes

It develops observation, quick thinking, and selective perception in children. It helps them recognize and perceive shapes. It develops both visual perception skills and quick thinking skills. It's a fun and fluid game, making it suitable for older children and adults. It develops observation, selective attention, focus, color recognition, copying, and knowledge transfer skills. The Domino Game consists of 40 composite cards, each with two shapes on them. Made of thick cardboard, the composite cards are durable. The game begins with a minimum of two and a maximum of four players. The composite cards are shuffled with the picture side down. Each player draws seven composite cards. The youngest player places one of their composite cards on the table, picture side up. The second player places a composite card next to this composite card that matches one of the images on either end of the composite card. If no matching composite card is available, the player then deals the composite cards.

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