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Sorting waste, planting trees and everyday choices that affect the environment - these are the situations on the squares of the Eco board game. This version supports the core curriculum and school ecology projects, because the topic comes back with every round. It goes to nurseries, schools, education centres and the grounds of recycling centres.
Product description
It all starts on the START square: the child spins the rotating dice and moves along the track by as many squares as the face shows. Why roll at all, when you could just go in order? Because then movement is decided neither by age nor by who knows the topic better - at one board everyone plays on equal terms, and anyone can win. The rules don't take long to explain, so the children run the game themselves, and the teacher can stay on the sidelines and only chip in when needed. A board game usually set out on a classroom table is played here in the fresh air, and there is no need to pack it away after the lesson.
For the game to keep coming back season after season, the board has to withstand any weather: rain, frost and sun. The frame is steel, galvanised and powder-coated, and the print on the board is protected by UV-resistant varnish, so the squares stay clear after rain and do not fade after a season in full sun. The edges of the board are rounded, and the frame stays stable even when children lean on the board during play. The board stays outdoors all year round, including winter, and is covered by a warranty. The manufacturer is EduPlayground, and the board game is made in Poland.
Several children gather at one board: one rolls, the others count the squares, check the result and wait for their turn. Playing as a group teaches fair play and getting along, and the tasks on the squares are solved out loud, not in silence.
With every move, you have to count the fields, check what you will land on and remember whose turn it is. Counting within the board, predicting the next move and sticking to the rules are practice the child gets in passing, in the middle of play.
The rules and frame are shared by the whole family - what differs is the board's topic and the tasks on the squares. The setting chooses the version that suits its activities or orders a board designed for its own programme - the frame and installation stay the same.
Four elements shared by every game board: three make up the game, and the fourth sets the board's height.
The game track runs from the START square along the squares of the route, and the graphics and tasks are printed straight onto the board. The whole course of the game can be seen from one place, so children play without instructions on paper.
Not every square is the same: some move the player forward, others send them back a few steps, and others hold a task to complete or a fun fact linked to the board's theme. Thanks to them, no two games on the same board are alike.
Moves are set by a rotating dice built into the board: the child turns it by hand, and when it stops, the result shows on its face. The dice is part of the equipment, so it cannot be lost or left in the classroom, and everyone sees the result at once - the game runs without a referee.
The panel's height is set during installation: lower where pre-schoolers come to play, higher where older pupils play. The setting is chosen once, for the group that will use the board most often.
Personalisation
Ready-made game themes do not always match what the setting is focused on. Personalisation changes the content of the board: the course of the game stays the same - a track with fields from START to FINISH and a rotating dice built into the board.
Instead of one of the ready-made topics (‘Eco’, ‘Cosmos’, ‘Way to Heaven’ or ‘On the Dinosaurs’ Trail’), the game topic, the tasks on the squares and the board graphics are designed to order with the client.
The colour of the frame can be adapted to order - a frequent request. The scope of the change is agreed with an adviser. Standard colour according to the product data sheet: green (RAL 6018).
Specification
| Catalogue no. | S12-1 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | length: 106 cm | width: 6 cm | adjustable height: 113-152 cm |
| Safety zone | 4.1 x 3 m |
| Children's age | from 3 years |
| Material | Steel frame, polycarbonate. Print protected with UV-resistant varnish. Main structural profile made of black steel, open profile. |
| Protection | Galvanised, powder-coated frame |
| Colour | Green (RAL 6018) |
| Installation | Galvanised steel anchors L=75 cm, set in the ground and concreted in; bolted connection to the equipment. |
| Safety standard | EN 1176-1 |
| Main category | Educational games and marble runs |
| Country of origin | Poland |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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Before it is installed
Before the board game goes into the playground, our adviser will help you plan all the technical details. We are with you at every stage of the project, sharing our knowledge and experience so that the equipment serves children as well as possible for many years.
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Urszula Brzóska (Mrs.)
WhatsApp +48 698 728 005u.brzoska@npz.edu.plWrite to me on FacebookHead of Export Department
Customer service office: office@eduplayground.eu
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