In the dexterity game "Kroko," players must carefully push blue and gray elements out of the hungry crocodile's mouth using a special stick. The winner is the player who first feeds "Kroko" or the player with the most pushed elements (e.g., dark blue counts as 2 points, light blue as 1 point, and gray as 3 points). Create your own game variation – the choice is yours. However, be careful not to let the yellow fish fall out, so aim and push the individual elements skillfully. "Kroko" is friendly and very gentle, but hungry and needs to be fed. The large and comfortable elements are designed for small children's hands.

The game promotes logical thinking and visual memory. It also improves movement accuracy and dexterity. The skills acquired are useful when holding a colored pencil or ballpoint pen. This game not only brings a lot of joy and laughter but also emphasizes creativity, observation skills, and concentration.

The set includes: a large green wooden "Kroko" (22 x 20 cm), a wooden stick (12 cm), 22 wooden elements (1.5–2.5 cm), and a yellow wooden fish (4 cm).

For ages 4 and up.

Game rules:

1. Place all gray and blue elements into the crocodile's mouth and set the fish on top.

2. Players take turns using the stick (included in the set) to push out any gray or blue element.

3. If the fish falls out, place it back into the crocodile's mouth.

4. The game ends when only the fish is left in the crocodile's mouth.

5. The player with the most points wins (elements: dark blue are worth 2 points, light blue are worth 1 point, and gray are worth 3 points).