Game descriptions:
(1) Pull out the drawer in which you will find gingerbread pieces and moulds.
Memory game for pairs
1. You can find 2 pieces of each gingerbread pieces.
2. Turn all the gingerbread pieces upside down.
3. Shuffle them.
4. One of you should turn over two pieces. Try to remember their patterns, then turn them back.
5. The next person should do the same.
6. Whoever found a pair of gingerbread pieces gets another chance.
7. The winner is the one who gathers more gingerbread pairs.
(1) Pull out the drawer in which you will find gingerbread pieces and moulds.
Matching game for single player
1. Close your eyes and feel one of the stamps with your hand.
2. With your eyes closed, try to look for the gingerbread with the same pattern.
3. If you think you have found a pair, open your eyes and examine the concave and convex shapes.
(2) Pull out the drawer in which you will find wooden moulds.
(3) Pull out the drawer in which you will find gingerbread pieces.
1. Who may be depicted in the wooden mould?
2. What does the laced-up gingerbread remind you of? Where was it possible to buy gingerbread like this?
Description of the games found in the closet:
Smell the spices and put them in the right place. Anise, ginger, cinnamon and cloves.
Put the jars in the right place. Rapeseed honey, forest honey, acacia honey
Gingerbread makers used to be able to buy honeycomb, from which they could gain the honey themselves. As a by-product, beeswax was left over, which was used to make candles. Put the scented beeswax candles in order according to their size.
Feel inside the bag and try to identify the gingerbread shaped like a Hussar.
