Board game - Watering Cans and Snails (Beethupferl)

Did you know that vegetables can also feel thirsty? It hasn't rained in a long time, and the beds have completely dried up. The cucumber, cabbage, and pumpkin dream of a sip of cool water, and even the red beet... has completely faded. Fortunately, we have watering cans! With a little care, the vegetables will come back to life. Key features of the game: A game of attentiveness and memory. A beautiful game board. A large box designed in a modern style will appeal to children. Simple rules that are easy for kids to understand. Young gardeners will need to grow tasty vegetables. For good growth, plants need watering. Players use watering cans to water the vegetables and stimulate their growth. The highlight of this process is that drops of water, resembling pearls, fall into special indentations on the game board and flip the tokens. When a certain type of plant appears on the board three times, it can be harvested. However, lurking underground are greedy snails. Players need to remember which vegetables are growing in which places to avoid encounters with snails and demonstrate their skill in growing vegetables. The "Watering Cans and Snails" board game includes: - a board with beds, - 4 patches of grass, - 4 collectible watering cans, - 20 transparent drops of water (balls), - 1 bowl (for drops of water), - two sheets of stickers (30 stickers with vegetables, 6 stickers with snails, 36 stickers with soil), - game rules Game duration: from 20 minutesNumber of players: from 1 to 4