Getting Lost - Hospital Edition
This game gets children who are in hospital to adventure and have fun from their hospital bed
Designed for children aged 3-12 who are spending time in hospital we've taken the fun and craziness of the Getting Lost Game and applied it to a hospital environment. We'll have you making a target practice with a cannula, moving in slow motion when you pass something with wheels, crafting, drawing and telling stories, learning the names of bones, finding things in your room, getting your parents, visitors (and maybe the medical team) to do some silly things and making sure that your toy or teddy gets checked out too. Most of the directions can be done from your bed and there are a few in there to make hospitals and the things in them, a little less scary and to help to get to know and have a bit of fun with the medical team too.
This game gets children who are in hospital to adventure and have fun from their hospital bed
Designed for children aged 3-12 who are spending time in hospital we've taken the fun and craziness of the Getting Lost Game and applied it to a hospital environment. We'll have you making a target practice with a cannula, moving in slow motion when you pass something with wheels, crafting, drawing and telling stories, learning the names of bones, finding things in your room, getting your parents, visitors (and maybe the medical team) to do some silly things and making sure that your toy or teddy gets checked out too. Most of the directions can be done from your bed and there are a few in there to make hospitals and the things in them, a little less scary and to help to get to know and have a bit of fun with the medical team too.
This game gets children who are in hospital to adventure and have fun from their hospital bed
Designed for children aged 3-12 who are spending time in hospital we've taken the fun and craziness of the Getting Lost Game and applied it to a hospital environment. We'll have you making a target practice with a cannula, moving in slow motion when you pass something with wheels, crafting, drawing and telling stories, learning the names of bones, finding things in your room, getting your parents, visitors (and maybe the medical team) to do some silly things and making sure that your toy or teddy gets checked out too. Most of the directions can be done from your bed and there are a few in there to make hospitals and the things in them, a little less scary and to help to get to know and have a bit of fun with the medical team too.
