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Jumping Monkeys - Board game, develops logical thinking

Jumping Monkeys - Board game, develops logical thinking

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JUMPING MONKEYS!

A classic board game that fewer and fewer young people know about...

Assembly is very simple, joining the pieces of the trunk together, joining the trunk to the base and fitting the leaves on top.

Then, the 16 coloured branches are inserted into the holes and the 20 monkeys are inserted into the top of the tree, so that they hook onto the sticks.

To play, you can use or without a dice. The dice are used to decide which color of the stick to draw each turn.

Using logic from a young age

It is recommended for children from 3 years old, without an age limit as it is a very fun game to play with the family and forget about screens for a while.

It helps develop logical thinking, hand-eye coordination and stimulates children's imagination as they have to guess how removing one branch or another can affect the monkeys.

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The importance of reducing screen time

They harm the eyesight

Too much screen time strains the eyeballs and can create/aggravate vision problems, especially in children.

The blue light emitted by screens is the cause, and it is more dangerous when the screen is close to the eyes.

Concentration problems

Much of the content on social media (especially that made for children) is designed to achieve the longest possible consumption time, which creates the habit of spending hours switching from one video to another without using creativity.

If the brain gets used to receiving dopamine simply by looking at a screen, it will be increasingly difficult to entertain itself with things that require effort.

Lower quality of sleep

Prolonged use of screens during the day keeps the brain active and makes it difficult for it to enter "rest mode" and maintain it at night (in both adults and children).

Other articles and studies

ABC - The risks of excessive screen use in children

Mental Health Forum Madrid - The danger of overexposure to screens

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