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 BoyongoloTM - created based on a Hungarian patent - is a modular ball track construction game that is of world class quality both in theory and materials. Promotes the development of abilities and skills in complex ways. Educators can employ this game effectively to nurture children of various ages and developmental stages. In the course of construction and playing, Boyongolo fosters the development of concentration and combinatorial skills, creativity, spatial, color, shape and rhythmic abilities. Boyongolo inspires experimentation and problem solving. It enables the player to discover and observe several laws of physics while it provides fun, esthetic pleasure, and an experience of success.
The system consists of incline/decline, straight, and curved elements, various construction and linking elements, as well as colored balls. The coloring of the elements is harmonic and varies with their function. The variability of the system is enormous; thus, Boyongolo holds limitless possibilities and enjoyment for players from childhood to adulthood.
Boyongolo is distributed in two packaging sizes. The smaller box contains 100 construction elements and 2 platform elements. Children can pull out the resistant colorful cardboard box by the handles with ease. The larger box, which is designed specifically for kindergartens and schools, contains 150 construction elements and 4 platform elements. A modest version is available in cardboard box at an attractive price. The plastic game pieces can be cleaned easily using warm soapy water, providing maximal enjoyment reliably. Attention! Contains small parts that may present choking hazard for children under the age of 3! Recommended for children from 5 years of age. Produced by: Boyonex Ltd.
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The goal of Boyongolo is to construct a ball tract on which the balls can run securely with various speed and rhythm. Angled and horizontal segments, straight elements and various turns, bridges, inclines, bumps and jumpers can be incorporated into the ball tract, with the number of combinations limited only by the player's creativity. Balls moving with too much momentum jump off the tract, naturally, while balls moving too slowly will come to a halt before they can reach the end of the tract. This exactly is the challenge of Boyongolo: the construction of the most impressive ball tract that functions properly.
We are very proud of the successful performance of Boyongolo at the world's largest international professional exhibits, and at the German, Austrian, French, and Japanese educational tool markets. We hope that we aroused your interest, and you too can experience in the course of your work how long Boyongolo can hold the attention of children and how much enjoyment it can provide them.
