🎯 Elephant skin, parrot feathers, crocodile scales – so close up that you want to touch them. “Natudomino: Animals Close Up” is a large-format domino game with real macro photographs of animals. Recognising an animal from a single detail is an enjoyable challenge and a workout for sharp eyes, and the double-sided cards mean you can play classic dominoes too.
✨ What does this game develop?
- Attention and visual perception – the animal is recognised from a texture or a pattern;
- Knowledge of nature – the coverings of animals’ bodies and their variety;
- Vocabulary – skin, fur, feathers, scales… language grows as you play;
- Spatial orientation – laying out the line of dominoes.
🎲 How to play at home
Join the dominoes according to matching images and guess: whose eye is this? Whose tail? You can also begin with riddles: show a card and let children guess the animal before the domino is even placed. Turn the cards over and play classic spotted dominoes – two gaming experiences in one box.
🧑🏫 Tips for specialists
For speech and language therapists macro photographs are excellent material for guessing and describing games that provoke active speech (“I think it’s…, because…”). For teachers the cards suit nature topics about animals’ body coverings and adaptation, while linking part to whole develops the visual thinking that also matters for early reading.
📦 What’s in the set
- 28 high-quality cardboard dominoes (13 × 6,5 cm);
- 15 round cards (game counters).
Please note: the game instructions may be in Spanish, but the game is simple and the clear pictures mean you can start playing straight away.
👶 Who is it for?
Recommended from 4 years. For animal lovers at home, in nurseries and in after-school clubs. A domino game that shows animals closer than you will ever see them, even at the zoo.
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