As a result of playing the game, learners:

• Understand which spots on the tower are more stable and why stability matters when placing figures.
• Develop the ability to plan ahead by thinking several moves in advance to prevent the tower from collapsing.
• Learn to adapt strategies when the tower starts to tilt, adjusting placement based on changing conditions.
• Gain insight into cause and effect by evaluating why a figure fell and how to prevent similar outcomes in the future.
• Understand the importance of pausing, thinking, and weighing options before acting rather than acting randomly.
• Acquire the ability to experiment with different placements and compare which is most stable.
• Learn to adjust their approach when the tower becomes unstable, showing flexibility in strategy.
• Develop predictive thinking by anticipating the consequences of their moves and minimizing risk.
• Build reflective skills by analysing previous successes or failures and modifying strategies accordingly.