Which room are we in?

LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
A matching game for learning to sort the tasks done at home and to build
the habit of carrying them out in the different rooms of a house: kitchen, bathroom,
living-dining room, bedroom and terrace-garden.
HOW TO PLAY:
1. Place the 5 hexagonal cards showing the different rooms of a house face up in the
middle of the table, and deal the other cards with images
of tasks done at home to the players.
2. In turn, each player rolls the die and, depending on the room of the house
shown on the die, completes the matching hexagon with one of their cards.
If they have no task matching the room indicated on the die, they skip their turn
and the next player continues.
3. The first player to place all their cards wins the game.
Cooperative version:
1. Place in the middle of the table, face up, on one side the hexagonal cards with
the different rooms of a house and, on the other, the cards with the images
of tasks done at home.
2. In turn, each player rolls the die and, depending on the room of the house
shown, looks for a task matching that room. If there are no
tasks left matching the room indicated by the die, they skip their turn and the next
player continues.
3. The game ends when the players all together manage to complete every
hexagon.
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Other notes:
- If the cross appears when a player rolls the die, that player must skip their turn.
- The game has a SELF-CORRECTION SYSTEM on the back of the cards that lets you
check whether the match made is correct.