Dexterity Classic Wood Family Board Game by Imagination Generation Cat-tastrophe! Children's Game,

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Exciting paws-itively game: Save the kitten from the kids, blow it to the top of the tree, and be super dexterous. Kitty the tree to lower the leaf out of the pocket, let it be. . . In autumn/winter or not lost! FOR THE FAMILY: Easy to set up and enjoy great suspenseful play! Suitable for just as much fun as a family player A simple game, with long-term benefits. Great for developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination while having fun, and is not just as important as thinking capacity. That player in two ways. The approach is shown as it expands. Master the original game and play with 5 points. The higher the risk, the greater the reward Traditional water-based safe paint on toys, wood, and natural wood finishes: solid cut. Player age 5 and up Paws-itively exciting action! Oh my god! The cat stacks up and gets added to the tree and the fireman doesn't get him. It's a disaster! Grab a handy pole and slowly aim to reduce the cat down into the tree peg earth. But don't worry, kitty doesn't fall, get lost or let it! Think Humpty Dumpty: The organization of his walls doesn't dampen the cat-tastrophe in each game. Comes with 53 color-coded pegs (on the tree) Build a cloth storage bag (included), store neatly in a wooden frame, 1 Kitty Cat, dowel pegs to stick out, instruction booklet and 2 ways to play for even more fun! This season, Cat-Tastrophe is a fun, family game that requires supercharges fine motor skills and critical thinking capacity. It's one of the biggest challenges for 4 players.Unlike other children's board games, Cat-Tastrophe! is cut from natural wood and covered with safe, water-based paint. Soft traditional with a fun, modern twist. Inside is an instruction booklet with rules for playing the classic cat-tastrophe! ) If you are in need of a longer help, you can use it as a replacement for a special point in the game.The cat-tastrophe risks being used as a replacement for a larger size replacement.