“Hunter” game board

There are characters colorfully depicted on the board: the lion is on the left, the hunter is on the lower right and his castle is on the top. Round through slots are made inside the panel imitating hunting trails. The player needs to lead the hunter in the hide to the lion’s den. The hunter has a ‘bullet’ represented by a ball or a a ring. The hunter with ‘a bullet’ represents a hollow triangular mold with a ball inside enshrined on 2 cords at the boot on the board.
The game objective is to lead ‘a bullet’ to the lion controlling 2 cords and trying to not go out of the “way”. The lion will become prey if a ‘bullet’ (a ring or a ball) will reach the lion. The hunter has the opportunity to begin ‘hunting’ for a lion on the right or left ‘road’.
Games and activities using the board train motor memory, develop large and fine motor skills, interhemispheric interaction of the left and right hemispheres of the brain, imagination, speech, attention. The ability to coordinate movements of both hands as well as alternate movements that are different in nature. The ability to set goals and achieve them.
Speech development can be achieved through oral description of characters (the lion, the hunter) and the scenes of ‘hunt’ itself.