The Unicorn Sparkle – A Party for Rosalia, board game

The Unicorn Sparkle – A Party for Rosalia, board game

Haba

+4 years

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Welcome! There are new inhabitants in Cloud Country!
The unicorns Sparkle, Dust, Wonderflower, and Magical Maelstrom want to give Rosalie a wonderful welcome and throw her a fabulous party.
That's why they've invited all their friends to gather some big crystals, but... watch out! They'll have to hurry, because everything has to be ready before Rosalie arrives at the pink party cloud!

Simple rules for quick, fun play
For little fans of unicorns and cooperative games
2 to 4 players from 4 to 99 years old
Approximate game duration: 15 min.
International Version

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Content:

1 game board
4 unicorns: Sparkle (pink), Stardust (yellow), Wonderflower (lilac) and Magical Maelstrom (turquoise),
1 little unicorn: Rosalia (pink)
1 die
1 board with rotating arrow,
8 round chips with friends
8 square tiles with friends
10 crystals
1 game instructions

Made in Germany.

HABA products are made from eco-friendly wood, sourced from sustainable forestry within a 150km radius of the factory, and certified by the PEFC seal.

Chemical-solvent-free, water-based varnishes are used in their manufacture, so the toys can be passed from hand to mouth without any danger to our little ones.

Cardboard is an environmentally friendly material given its origin from recycled materials and its 100% recyclability.

Tested under the strictest DIN EN ISO 9001 quality standards, with special care in the selection and processing of materials. Ecology and the environment are strongly reflected in both the selection of materials and processing, and these values are conveyed through the product.

This toy follows the principles of Montessori philosophy and education. The protagonists here are the senses. Dr. Montessori said that "the hand is the instrument of intelligence. And it is through the senses that we can clearly understand abstract concepts."