Blocks

Building blocks - not only for the kids!

Design is something more than just furniture, lighting and home decorations. Books, puzzles, games and blocks can also be part of your home design as they are part of your life and of your lifestyle. Building blocks are not just for kids; they can also be used as decorative objects in the home. By using your creativity, there are endless possibilities to incorporate blocks into your home decor in unique and interesting ways.

What are the benefits of playing with blocks?

Playing with building blocks offers a wide range of benefits, including:

• Development of motor skills

• Enhancing creativity and imagination

• Improving problem-solving skills

• Promoting language development

• Developing social skills

• Boosting cognitive development

• Providing a sense of accomplishment

Overall, building blocks can provide a fun and engaging way for children to learn and develop various important skills.

Jenga blocks

Are you seeking a game that will test your patience, steady hand, and ability to withstand your friend's taunts? Then consider playing Jenga. One of the popular games uses blocks and a game that mixes skill and chance equally while also adding pressure from the possibility that one mistake might bring the entire tower tumbling down.

What are the rules of Jenga?

Jenga is played using a set of wooden blocks that are arranged in the form of a tower. The tower is made up of 54 blocks that are arranged in a rectangular pattern, three blocks next to each other in an alternate direction.

Each row of the blocks is perpendicular to the row below it, and the blocks are organised in three-row rows. The tower is erect when the game starts.

Except for the top blocks, each player takes turns removing one block at a time from any level of the tower and placing it back on top. The objective of the game is to remove a block without triggering the tower to collapse.

What are the tips for playing Jenga?

Jenga may seem like a difficult game, but there are several tactics you can use to raise your odds of success, including:

Try to remove blocks from the centre of the tower when you begin playing. The tower's stability will be maintained, and its likelihood of collapsing will be reduced as a result.

Be selective while selecting your blocks and consider the stability of the tower before removing any. Look for any loose or unstable blocks and try to remove them first.

Do not rush: When you're playing Jenga, take your time. Each brick should be removed with care, and then put on top of the tower. This will lessen the likelihood of the tower block toppling.

Maintain your composure: Jenga takes both a steady hand and a delicate touch. Avoid abrupt or sudden motions that can cause the tower to tumble by trying to maintain a steady, leisurely gait.

You can boost your chances of winning and have more fun playing the game by paying attention to these suggestions.