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 Advice from the MuseumTour expert:
These fun games promote quality family time - playing a game with your child boosts their self-esteem by showing them that you enjoy spending time together! They are also a great interactive activity for friends or siblings, and they provide valuable information about the visual arts, which have a strong positive effect on 4 of the 7 of Gardner's multiple intelligences: logical/mathematical, visual/spatial, intrapersonal, and interpersonal. Children who focus on visual arts have improved organizational and higher-order thinking skills, creativity, and flexible thinking. They are able to identify, manage, and regulate their emotions, work with an intrinsic motivation stemming from the feeling of accomplishment, impose self-discipline, and acquire empathy and warmth. Yell J-I-N-G-O! When You Match Music or Art JINGO is played just like bingo, but instead of numbers, there are pictures of composers, instruments, artists or artistic tools. The game helps children learn about art and music while developing listening skills, visual discrimination and critical thinking skills. Reading skills are not required to have fun with this game. Great for clubs, schools and birthday parties. Each game contains 30 player cards, clue cards, directions for play and ideas for extension. For 2-30 players; all ages.
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