Recommended age: 4-99 Number of Players: 1 or 2 Areas of Development: Visual Attention Focusing and Concentration Contextual Thinking Matching Reasoning Problem Solving Social-Emotional Development Game Content: 2 cardboard game platforms 1 task booklet (14 difficulty levels and 80 tasks) 18 game fruit cards (2 of 3 fruits in 3 different colors) Game Preparation: Remove the game platforms, task booklet and game fruit cards from the box.

If more than one person will play the game, share game platforms and game fruit cards as appropriate.

Distribute one game platform, yellow, red and green game fruit cards with apple, pear and peach images to each player.

Start the game from the first task in the task booklet.

How to Play? You need to continue the different game levels in the task booklet as follows.

For A level

place the fruits in the areas shown.

For level B

place the fruits in the grey painted areas.

for C, D and E levels

place the fruits in the places shown on one part of the platform by finding them on the whole platform.

for F, G and H levels

after placing the fruits exactly as shown, place the exposed ones by looking at the fruits given as other colorless clues.

for I, J and K levels

try to find the places where the fruits can come by looking at the cross (X) left where they should not come.

For M level

try to find the exact location of the common areas for more than one fruit by looking for clues.

Caution: - If two or more people are playing the game

they start the same task together and those who finish the task first get 1 point, and those who finish at the same time get half a point.

In this way, the game that accumulates the most points at the end of the game wins.

If a part of the platform is given in the tips on the game task card, it means that there is as much chance as how many different ways the given part fits inside the platform.

You will need to consider all the possibilities and find the right result using other tips.