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Hide and Seek Garden

The animals are hiding behind bushes and flowers in the garden. See which animal you need to find, and take turns peeking – peekaboo!

2–4 players5–10 min2+One iPadTV + phone
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About Hide and Seek Garden

Hide and Seek Garden is a little peeking game for the very youngest. The garden has bushes, flowers, a tree stump, a haystack and a watering can, and behind them the animals are hiding: rabbit, frog, cat, duck, hedgehog and mouse.

At the top of the screen you can see which animal to find, and the iPad says it out loud if it has a voice for the language. You take turns tapping a hiding place. If a different animal peeks out, it says peekaboo and hides again. Find the right animal and it jumps out with stars and joy.

There’s no clock and no wrong answers – after a few tries, the right hiding place starts to rustle a little, so everyone finds the animal. The game is made for a child to play together with a grown-up or a brother or sister, and at the end everyone gets a star.

How to play

  1. Choose how many are playing, the number of hiding places and how many animals each player should find.
  2. Look at the picture at the top – that’s the animal you need to find. Tap the picture to hear it again.
  3. Whoever’s turn it is taps a bush or a flower. Peekaboo – who’s hiding there?
  4. When the animal is found, the turn moves on, and the animals hide in new places.

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Questions about Hide and Seek Garden

What age is Hide and Seek Garden for?

From about age 2, together with a grown-up. You don’t need to read – the animal to find is shown as a big picture and said out loud.

Can you play alone?

No. Hide and Seek Garden is made to be played together with a grown-up or a brother or sister, so you need at least two players. GameBase is all about being together in the same room.

What if you tap the wrong spot?

Then a different animal peeks out and says peekaboo. That’s part of the game. After two tries, the right hiding place starts to rustle, so you always find the animal.

Why isn’t the iPad saying anything?

The read-aloud uses the device’s built-in voice. If there’s no voice for the language, or the sound is off, just look at the picture – the game works without it too.

How many hiding places are there?

You choose 3, 4 or 6. For the youngest, 3 or 4 is a good place to start.

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