Regenbogenschlange (GER)

Regenbogenschlange (GER)

The colours of the rainbow snakes have got mixed up. Who can help to reorganise them? Red to red, blue to blue, yellow to yellow - it's not that difficult. All you have to do is turn over the right cards and the body parts will fit together. Even the very youngest children will have great fun wriggling their way to victory. The popular colour-laying game is a real classic in which children aged 4 and over learn to distinguish and match colours in a playful way.

How to play Rainbow Snake:
- In turn, you turn over one card from the pile and place it next to another card on the table. You are only allowed to place matching coloured pieces next to each other.
- If you cannot place a face-up card in a matching colour anywhere, you place it down individually to create a new snake.
- If a snake consists of a head, a tail and at least one centre part, then it is complete.
- If you can complete a snake with a face-up card, you can place all the cards of this snake in front of you as a prize.
- Whoever has the most cards at the end wins.