SEPP Magnetic Logic Game Find the Way

Help the bee reach the hive, the pirate find the treasure, and the rocket fly to the planet. Choose from 6 different difficulty levels and test your skills!

What will you learn?

• Spatial orientation (on a grid) and moving according to given tasks.
• Identifying directions: up, down, left, right.
• Familiarizing yourself with cardinal directions: north, south, east, west.

Gameplay:

Game 1 (for children aged 5–7) – following arrows

• Choose a set of sheets with the same theme and place the background sheet on a magnetic board.
• Using the task sheet as a guide, the child places magnetic arrows step-by-step to connect the starting point with the finish line.
• For example, a bee is looking for its hive:
  • In levels 1–4, the child starts from the bee and, following the given instructions, places arrows to reach the hive shown on the right.
  • In levels 5–6, the task becomes more challenging: instead of a clearly visible path, the child must determine which hive the bee will reach by correctly following the instructions.

Game 2 (for children aged 6–7) – cardinal directions and orientation

• Take the "Sailing" sheets and place the background sheet on the board.
• Using the compass rose as a guide, the child follows the instructions on the task sheet, using the cardinal directions: E (east), W (west), N (north), and S (south).
• By following the instructions step-by-step, the player moves across the board and reaches the correct destination.

The set includes:

• 1 game board (18 × 22.5 cm).
• 24 magnetic arrows.
• 5 pairs of task cards.
• Instructions.

Sepp Jeux magnetic games have been created by engineer-educators from France for over 30 years. It's hard to believe, but they are still manufactured in the sunny town of Seignosse (France), with the Atlantic Ocean waves crashing nearby. Seignosse is a surfer's paradise, where you'll find about 30 surf schools.

Recommended age: 5-7 years.

The toy is CE marked.

Made in France.

Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts. Choking hazard.