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MY VERY FIRST GAMES - HUNGRY AS A BEAR

SKU: 05656HB
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Recommended Age 2 years old

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Designed in Germany

    • Help feed a hungry little bear in Hungry as a Bear! This charming first board game introduces toddlers to the joy of playing together through three fun game variations that can be played cooperatively or competitively. Roll the die to discover which food the bear is looking for, then use memory and careful hands to feed him the correct serving. Designed especially for young children, this engaging game encourages learning through play while building confidence, communication, and early game skills.

      Why it’s great for kids:

      • Develops memory skills: Children learn to recognise and remember different food pieces through fun gameplay.
      • Improves fine motor skills: Picking up and feeding the bear helps strengthen hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
      • Builds early learning skills: Encourages language development, colour and food recognition, and following simple rules.
      • Cooperative or competitive play: Three game variations let children work together or enjoy friendly competition.
      • Perfect first board game: Simple rules and large, child-friendly pieces are ideal for young players.

      How to play:

      1. Set up the bear and place the food pieces nearby.
      2. Roll the die to see which food the bear wants.
      3. Find the matching food piece using memory and observation.
      4. Carefully feed the bear the correct serving.
      5. Continue taking turns until the bear has been fed.
      6. Play cooperatively to feed the bear together, or compete to feed the most correct servings and win!

      A delightful first board game that combines memory, dexterity, and language development while making learning fun for little ones!

    Help feed a hungry little bear in Hungry as a Bear! This charming first board game introduces toddlers to the joy of playing together through three fun game variations that can be played cooperatively or competitively. Roll the die to discover which food the bear is looking for, then use memory and careful hands to feed him the correct serving. Designed especially for young children, this engaging game encourages learning through play while building confidence, communication, and early game skills.

    Why it’s great for kids:

    • Develops memory skills: Children learn to recognise and remember different food pieces through fun gameplay.
    • Improves fine motor skills: Picking up and feeding the bear helps strengthen hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
    • Builds early learning skills: Encourages language development, colour and food recognition, and following simple rules.
    • Cooperative or competitive play: Three game variations let children work together or enjoy friendly competition.
    • Perfect first board game: Simple rules and large, child-friendly pieces are ideal for young players.

    How to play:

    1. Set up the bear and place the food pieces nearby.
    2. Roll the die to see which food the bear wants.
    3. Find the matching food piece using memory and observation.
    4. Carefully feed the bear the correct serving.
    5. Continue taking turns until the bear has been fed.
    6. Play cooperatively to feed the bear together, or compete to feed the most correct servings and win!

    A delightful first board game that combines memory, dexterity, and language development while making learning fun for little ones!

    Toys for Today and Tomorrow

    Our products are not only fun to play with and to look at, but they are made to last. We put a premium on using materials that are ecologically sustainable, including indigenous maple and beech wood. We also use fabric, leather, water-based paint, felt, cardboard and glass.