Board game Simba-Dickie Zoch 601120100 — Fine motor skill (dexterity), age 6+

Simba-Dickie Zoch 601120100 — Fine motor skill (dexterity), age 6+ is a dexterity-based family board game that challenges hand-eye coordination and precise finger control. In this game a cork ball sits on a wooden pedestal and supports a wooden disc. Twenty-five wooden pieces of varying shapes and weights are placed on the disc and players take turns removing one piece at a time. The objective is to remove as many pieces as possible without causing the disc to lose balance and topple. The game ends when the disc falls; the winner is the player who has removed the most pieces.

Advantages

This game trains fine motor skills, steady hands and concentration through sequential, balance-focused moves. Components are made of wood and cork which provide tactile feedback and predictable weight distribution for balance tasks. Rules are simple and suitable for family play, group activities, classroom exercises and informal motor skills training.

Suitable for

• Family game nights for players aged 6 and older
• Group activities or parties with 2–6 players
• Motor skill practice and hand-eye coordination exercises
• Classroom or occupational therapy sessions where playful balance tasks are useful

Key specifications

• Game type: Dexterity / balance game
• Materials: wooden pieces, wooden disc, cork ball, wooden pedestal
• Number of removable pieces: 25 wooden shapes
• Players: 2 to 6
• Recommended minimum age: 6 years
• Play focus: fine motor skill and hand-eye coordination

How to use

Set the wooden pedestal on a stable surface, place the cork ball on the pedestal and then balance the wooden disc on the cork ball. Arrange the 25 wooden pieces on the disc according to the instructions or by mutual agreement. Players take turns removing a single wooden piece during their turn, attempting not to disturb the disc's equilibrium. If the disc remains balanced, play continues; when the disc topples, the game stops and counts are compared to determine the winner.

Usage recommendations

Play on a flat, level table free from vibrations or drafts to ensure consistent balance behavior. Supervise younger players and advise cautious, steady removal of pieces. Store components in a dry place to protect wooden and cork parts from warping.