AAMEN Falling Monkeys Kids Game with Monkey Game Pieces, Falling Monkeys Tumbling Rocket Spaceship Pull Out Sticks Board Game, Orchard Games Toys, Falling Monkeys Kids Games, Suitable for Ages 5 Years

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Take Turns: Players take turns removing one stick at a time, being careful not to disturb the monkeys. Whether you are a therapist, parent, teacher, or a game lover like me, I hope you discover something useful while you are here. This blog is not a recommendation for therapy, nor is it a replacement for therapy or a replacement for a licensed occupational therapist, certified occupational therapy assistant, or other health professional.

A falling monkey game, also known as the "Don't Let the Monkeys Fall" game, is an exciting and challenging board game that tests your dexterity and strategic thinking.

From traditional board games to innovative electronic versions, there is a wide selection to choose from. Warning: Not suitable for children under the age of 3 years due to small parts which could cause a choking hazard. When you sign up to be notified, you hereby agree to receive only a one-time notification of a product re-availability. Being colour blind and having Orange (the tree), yellow, and green, it does mean I occasionally pull the wrong colour out! The Tumbling Monkey is an excellent gift for kids and adults alike who love challenging desktop toys.

Do not engage in any of these activities if there is a safety risk for the individual you are working with (for instance, swallowing small pieces).

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Set up the Game: Arrange the sticks according to the game's instructions, creating a stable structure.IF ANY MONKEYS FALL TO THE BASE FROM THE TREE , THESE MONKEYS BELONG TO YOU AND IT IS THE TURN FOR THE NEXT PLAYER . Game comes with 1 bright yellow, translucent plastic palm tree so you can see the monkeys wriggle as you try to catch their curly tails on plastic sticks. Place all the sticks in the tree and try to hang the monkeys on the branches that stick outside of the tree. This does not take into consideration safety risks for non-typical individuals which you must make on a person to person basis.