Card game Tip Top Clap by Djeco for children aged 6+

11.7 x 8.5 x 2.8cm
6-99 years
2-5 players

Contents: 32 cards (4 x 8 sounds or movements)

Goal of the game:
Remember the sounds and movements in the correct order.

Game preparation:
The 32 cards are placed face down in a pile in the middle of the table.

Rules of the game:
The youngest player starts by turning over a card and placing it face up next to the pile. He imitates the sound or movement indicated on the card.
Then the next player turns over a card and places it face up on top of the first turned over card. He imitates the sound or movement of the first player, then the sound or movement on the card drawn. The next player in turn turns over a card, imitates the sounds and movements of the previous players in the correct order, then the sound or movement of the card he turned over. And so on until one of the players is wrong.
If a player made a mistake, he takes one of the revealed cards as a penalty card. The other revealed cards are set aside. The loser then turns over a new card and begins the new round with the first sound or movement.

This is the story of a French family business dedicated to creativity, courage and passion. In the Djeco family, all honor goes to mother Veronique. She founded her small business in 1954, at a time when few women were embarking on such an adventure. The Djeco games refer to the gecko, the little lucky charm lizard, and are both beautiful and intelligent and promote knowledge. They had a lot of success and were awarded four toy Oscars in the 1960s. The family business was then almost forgotten, but was brought back to life in 1989 by their son Frederic. Djeco creates all products with artistic sensitivity, including the educational toy collection of wooden puzzles, wooden toys, cardboard puzzles, card and board games, creative games, craft sets, dollhouses, dolls, pirates, knights, baby toys and much more. Djeco ushers in a new era of gaming. We have a huge selection of Djeco games in our shops in Pilzessin in Graz and online at www.pilzessin.at - because we love Djeco and think that children simply don't play enough these days.