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Thursday Games: My First Treasure - Off to the Pastures!

May 3, 2018

In the last post, we introduced you to My First Treasure of Games by HABA. We'll briefly remind you what it's about, and then quickly explain the next game: Off to the Pasture, Set, Go!

This box contains 10 games that introduce the first rules: taking turns and the sequence of play. A collection of games where we can play freely, or follow the rules of six different games and some variations. Games involving dice traversal, shape and color recognition, performing routines on the farm, shopping at the market, memory... This collection of games encourages both expressive and receptive language.

3 to 99 years

2 to 6 players

10 to 15 minutes

Rating: (1-5)
Mental calculation	*	Luck	*****
Tactic	***	Suspense	**
Skill	****	Strategy	***
Memory	****	Visual agility	****

They foster team spirit and encourage shared play experiences. They enhance memory and shape and color recognition.

Today we're reviewing Off to the Pasture, Set, Go!, an exciting dice-based memory game for 2-6 players ages 3 and up.

Preparations:

This game uses the "Meadow" board. Lay out the game board on the table and place the 16 pieces face down (without looking at where each one is placed) on the pastures. Place the farmer on any space on the edge of the board and prepare the die.

How do you play?

The objective of the game is to memorize the position of the largest number of checkers in order to win more than the other players. The player who was most recently on the field starts. The die is rolled, and the farmer advances clockwise the number of spaces rolled. If he lands on a space with an animal drawn on it, you must try to find its location on the board. Turn over a token.

If you guess correctly, you keep it and continue rolling the dice.
If you didn't guess correctly, show everyone the card to try to remember the animal on it, turn it over again, and place it in the same place. Your turn is passed to the next player.

If the farmer lands on one of the corner spaces where there are no animals, that player (and only that one) can turn over a token of his choice to find out what animal he has and pass the turn.

When does the game end?

The game ends as soon as all the pieces on the board are gone. Each player counts their pieces, and the player with the most wins! Next week we'll tell you how to play another game: Meadow and Stable . If you can't wait until next week to enjoy it, you can purchase it in the store by clicking here .

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