DE1723332U - CHILDREN'S BLOCK GAME AND TEACHING AID. - Google Patents

Description

42η, 6/01. 1723 352. Karl-Hein: slate, Wiesbaden. | Children's block game and teaching aids. 6. 5. 56. Sch 17 0) 5. (T. 4 Line 1)

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Ikirhaa, South Carolina, üSÄ

Children's block age and teaching age β 1

The "" invention is based on a game (block game), aas bsijondoys fiiej * die Srsiehung bcs "·. Aen Untorrioht suitable for children

Purpose diooer vorliogondon invention iot eir foasolndoa, inte « rosnantea and untorhaltaadas Lshrmittelel daa vor ^ chiodonen ZIolen serves. Sin üiol diooor invention is the © Kindor nit dor Phonology of the vörochiÄdönaa Buchataben. d © a alphabet "known £ u JT ^ ohea end s? Aifrsrhin eie Sii teach 2ahl © nz «learn and »Θηη die © insölnöa Bloeoko sueacusongosotst oind auoh continuously sachlon su -käponen »Dchlieseliuh shall dia oenchioklichiseit d? i? Children vei-iOlIkonnnet been and nusaordaia iet intended » d »including them öich old Parban and & agonotacaden

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As can also be seen from FIG. 1, there is a colored representation of an object, animal, etc. on each block, the name of which is not only accompanied by the Letter of the corresponding block begins, but also has the same phonetic in its initial sound. On the back side a number can be seen from each block, which coincides with the order of the letters of the alphabet.

Figure 2 also shows how the dowels of one block fit into the dowel holes of another block. The arrangement of the aforementioned Duebel rind Duebelloeoher changes from block to block, so that, for example, the "B" block only ^{fits into the "A w} look, the ^M C" look only ^{fits into the "B 11} block, from AZ duroh the entire alphabet, so the child not only learns the alphabet but also to count in the order from 1 to 26.

Figure 5 shows that the entire dowel plate from any block, in the drawing the "B" block, can be relatively easily removed by the parents in order to reattach it to any other block of the alphabet. So there is the possibility of adding any blook to another block by simply exchanging the dowel plates. By attaching, for example, the dowel plate "D" to the "A ^ block, the" A "block then only fits into the ^M C ^w blockj by attaching the ⁿ B ⁿ dowel plate to the ⁿ R" look, the Connect the ^M R ⁿ block only to the ^H A ^{W look.} As an example we have now put together the English word CAR (car). By adding the Bloeoke ^M 0 ^H and "L" the child can then buohstab his own name "CAROL". This block exchange can be carried out in any combination. By adding Bloeoke, or 2 or more block sentences, words with 2 or more of the same capital letters can be put together.

2u G 1-1956 of February 29, 1956

Claims (5)

42η, 6/01. 1723 352. Karl-Η cn; ScW-frr Wiesbaden. | Children's block play and teaching aids. 6. 3. 56. Sch 17ι · η. ti. \: Z. 1) In the present invention, the child's joy in playing, especially with blocks, is paired with educational opportunities. 1) Children become more familiar with the alphabet to be learned in the correct order 2) Enabling children to "spell their names and other words" faster. 3) Children learn phonetics every 3 With relative ease. 4) Children become more familiar with numbers and learn to count from 1 to 26 more quickly. 5) The skill of the children is increased and different colors and came of things, Objects and animals etc. have been taken care of by the children easier to learn. While v / ir in the present description certain various uses of the invention have listed, but should still be expressed that many more variations and changes are possible. We therefore intend through the following protection claims any changes and imitations that are within the scope of application our invention are to be eliminated. Sohutzanaprueoha χ l) Blook or dice game, for teaching Children in toy form, consisting of 26 or more bio corners. The blocks are on one side provided with the letters of the alphabet. They are numbered consecutively on the other side from 1 - 26. They are on the view side with colored pictures of things, things and Siers provide their warnings not only with the letter of the corresponding block, but also have the same phonetic of the corresponding letter. Regarding G 1 -1956 from February 29, 1956 42η, 6/01. 1725 532. Kari-I icinr Sch .ic fcr Wiesbaden. | Children's block play and teaching aids. 6.5.56. Sch 17 Oi ν 'Τ. 4th Line 1) One side of the block is easy to remove Duebel -laiten equipped, while the opposite side accordingly · Has Duebelloeoher. The arrangement of the said Duebel and Duebelelloecher changed from block au block so that when assembling the bloeoke the order A-Z is preserved. By swapping the Imessol plates arbitrary blook combinations are tooeglioh. 2) block or dice application naoh claim # 1, characterized in, that the game for every desired language by adapting the images to the respective phonetio the language in question is set up. 3) Blook or dice game according to claims 1-2, daduroh marked that with the letters of the alphabet labeled sides of the Bloeoke with a plasticmasso, similar to the surface of a record will. This means that by simply scratching the upper side of the bottle, the corresponding sound of the Uuchatabsn is produced becomes audible. 4) Blook or dice game according to claims 1-5, thereby marked that a device is attached inside the block, similar to the mechanism of a music box, whereby onee due to different possible handling A button, a key or a lever also makes the sound of the corresponding letter can be heard. To ß i -1956 of February 29, 1956