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MANCALA GAME

$19.99
22 in stock
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Ages 8+ years      2 players

A game of judgment, strategy and patience, Mancala is simple to learn and challenging to play. Unfold the wood board to reveal the classic stone-moving game. Circle the board placing and scooping up stones. Gather the most stones to win the game. The high-quality wood board folds for easy storage or on-the-go fun. 

Centuries old, Mancala has gained new popularity as one of the world's most intriguing and clever two-player games. Players take turns scooping up the special stones and counting them out one at a time into the pockets on the board. When they drop a stone into an empty pocket on their side of the board, they capture all the stones in the opposite pocket. It sounds like a simple marble game- but it's got plenty of strategy and reinforces STEM skills like counting and strategic planning. The player who collects the most stones wins!

 

  • Fun for the whole family: Multi-colored stones are the perfect size for big or little hands, with a wood board that folds for convenient storage.
  • Great learning tool for kids: One of the world's oldest and most popular games encourages counting and strategy.
  • Durable and beautiful: Constructed from high-quality materials that are built to last with an elegant design that is great for display.

What's in the box: Includes wood gameboard, 48 stones (16 of each color – blue, green and white) and instructions.

This game contains small parts that present a choking hazard and is not suitable for children under the age of 3 years.

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