Whale’s Tummy

Batin al hoot is a simulation tool that allows children to explore the characteristics and features of different types of whales. It presents various scenarios and interactions, enabling them to apply these experiences to their own lives. This tool is designed to illustrate the concept that “the inner self does not necessarily reflect the outer appearance.”
The game is suitable for a diverse age range, typically starting from around 3 years old.
Below is a general age breakdown:
Ages 3–6: At this stage, children can understand the basic concepts of taking turns and forming lines, aiding in the development of pattern recognition, strategic thinking, and fine motor skills.
Ages 6–9: Children in this age group can fully comprehend strategies such as blocking opponents and planning their moves.
Ages 9–12: While the game remains simple, it offers an enjoyable and quick strategic experience for players of all ages.
Ages 12–16: At this age, individuals can effectively supervise younger players while engaging in the game.
Benefits
Distinguishing between outward appearances and inner truths and understanding the differences between them.
Teaching children how to interact with strangers wisely and safely.
Providing a safe environment for discussing emotions and challenges with confidence.
Understanding the impact of judging others and how it affects both ourselves and those around us.