Viga toys Ludo Game Wild animals, 3+ years , 6971608440922

Ludo game is one of the most popular children's board games in the world – played by generations and different cultures. This version is made entirely of wood and transforms the classic game into a beautiful, sustainable and truly enjoyable experience for children and parents.

The pawns are replaced with wooden figures of wild animals – bears, foxes, lions and raccoons, hand-painted and tailored to the little hands of children. The game combines fun with learning – the child counts, keeps track of moves, follows rules and experiences his first small victories and losses in a protected, play environment.

Advice to parents

Board games build much more than skills. Short but regular family games teach the child to wait his turn, accept the result, be happy, get angry and return to balance. This is an invaluable foundation for emotional intelligence.

Did you know that the hands are a tool of the brain?

When a child moves the figures, counts the fields and follows the game, the brain synchronizes movement, vision and thought - the basis for concentration and learning.

How to play

Each player chooses an animal and arranges their figures in their "house". By rolling the dice, the child moves the figures around the board. When a figure catches up with another, it returns to the beginning. The first person to collect all four of their pieces wins.

Why kids like it

• Cute animals instead of regular pawns
• Element of surprise and competition
• Easy-to-understand rules
• A game that can be shared with parents and friends

What it really develops

• Counting and number recognition
• Fine motor skills and coordination
• Concentration and sustained attention
• Social skills – taking turns, rules, accepting results
• Logical thinking and planning

Educational focus and application

• The world around you – rules, order, interaction
• Bulgarian language and literature – communication, storytelling
• Inclusive education – social skills, rules, order, emotions
• Children with SEN – support for concentration and social inclusion

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