This is a wonderful game, with sturdy wooden pieces, but I could find no instructions for how to play. BUT, this is how I played it. All the wooden pieces have a motif on one side and water on the other side. I would place all the pieces face-down on the table – forming the pond. Place the 4 wooden docks opposite each other across the pond. Deal out the 8 Motif tiles. Then alternate taking turns turning over water tiles. If a file matches your Motif, add it to the dock tile to build your bridge. Build a bridge to help Emma & Fips get to their destination across the pond. This unique matching game lets you work your way across the pond. All the tiles are double-sided, having water on one side. This is a great matching game. This pre-used game includes 4 Wooden Dock Linking Tiles, 16 Wooden Motif Linking Tiles, 8 Wooden Motif Tiles, 1 Miss-a-Turn Buoy Tile, 2 Wooden Boats, and 2 Wooden Playing Tokens. These puzzles can be used by occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, and special education teachers.
WARNING: Choking Hazard – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age without supervision.
