Mouse Path

Mouse Path develops observation and logic skills through shape recognition, sequencing and path construction. Children identify the required shapes, follow them in the correct order and draw a path from one mouse to the other. The game also supports spatial awareness, fine motor skills and independent self-correction.

Junior Level: from 4 years old. Advanced Level: for older children or children who are already comfortable with the basic activity.

Mouse Path combines visual observation, logical reasoning and fine motor practice in a simple, progressive activity. The two levels allow children to move from recognising basic shapes to distinguishing similar shapes in different orientations. Each card includes its solution on the reverse side, allowing children to check their own work and progress independently.

1. Choose a card from the appropriate level. 2. Identify the starting mouse shown on the card. 3. Find the corresponding mouse on the board. 4. Use the erasable pen to draw a path from square to square, following the sequence of shapes shown on the card. 5. Continue until the second mouse is reached. 6. Turn the card over to compare the path with the solution and correct the drawing if necessary.

• 1 game board.
• Junior Level cards with shape sequences.
• Advanced Level cards with shape sequences and different orientations.
• Erasable ink pen.
• Solution on the reverse of each card for self-correction.
• Black-and-white design with clear outlines.

The board uses a large circle filled with black-and-white geometric shapes, including full circles, half circles, quarter circles and three-quarter circles. The cards are divided into Junior and Advanced levels. The game does NOT include an erasable ink pen.

• 1 game board.
• Junior Level card set.
• Advanced Level card set.
• 1 instruction leaflet
• 1 carry bag. Erasable ink pen NOT included.

Starting 4+. Use the product according to the supplied instructions and the child's age and abilities. Compliant with British and European standards, directives, and regulations. Safety Ready 2030.

Mouse Path also includes a two-player variation. One player describes the sequence of shapes aloud without showing the card, while the other player draws the path from the spoken description. This turns the activity into an exercise in communication and mathematical vocabulary. Erasable ink pen not included.