Plunktika - Wood Tower Marble Drop Game
Solve It! Think Out of the Box
$35.99
How to play:
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The top two levels of holes on all tower sides must have sticks straight across Plunktika to the opposite side hole. On all other levels, put at least one sticks at an angle to the other side of the tower, meaning to the hole that is left, right, above or below.
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Place all marbles in the top of the tower and cover the top with the instruction card. Players take turns pulling sticks from the top two levels to begin play and when those sticks have been pulled, players take turns pulling sticks from any other level.
- Players take turns pulling colored sticks from the Plunktika Tower the top two levels to begin play and when those sticks have been pulled, players take turns pulling sticks from any other level. and asking other players the same color question from the Mindfulness card deck. But, if any marbles plunk out the bottom of the Tower, player must take the marbles and answer the question.
- After all marbles have plunked out, the player with the least number of marbles wins that round. Play with or without the question cards. Play with any other Totika card deck.
- The Totika Mindfulness card deck includes 192 open-ended questions to promote discussions about self-care, empathy, coping strategies for life stress and a pandemic, paying it forward and living in the present
- Not appropriate for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities of any age
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