ollect and count cupcakes to fill your cake stand, but watch out for the Cake Monster! An exciting counting game Learn numbers up to 10 Ref. Code:OR043

This colourful lotto is the perfect first game for very young players, but can also be played in two ways for different ages. For very young players, the game is played by matching the cards to the pictures on your playing board. For slightly older players, the cards are shuffled and placed face down in a pile. Players then take it in turns to turn over a card and see if it matches their board. The game can also be played as a simple `pairs` game. Red Dog Blue Dog helps with colour and word recognition as well as developing social skills. It has bright, clear illustrations, which young children will find very appealing. The simple nature of the game means it can be played by children as young as 2 years old. Ref. Code:OR044

Following on from the success of our top 10 bestselling lotto game `Tell the Time`, we`ve introduced a time telling board game for children up to the age of 9 years. Players race their animal character around the board matching the times to the central clock...but must watch out for the hungry wolf who will `eat` one of your cards! This exciting board game has two progressive ways to play, helping children to develop analogue and digital time telling skills in a fun way. `What`s the Time Mr Wolf` also includes a giant clock face with moveable hands, which can used separately for extra play value. Ref. Code:OR049

Two fairy themed board games in one! Two games in one! Colourful fairy illustrations Ref. Code:OR059

A fun colour and shape matching game where players build pizzas with different toppings. However, unlike a traditional pizza, the toppings in this game are sometimes very unusual and yucky, which children find hilarious! Spin the double spinner and choose a topping card by colour or shape. The winner is the first person to fill their pizza board, but watch out for the yucky toppings that need to go in the bin! You can also use the topping cards to talk about different foods with children and ask them what toppings would be on their perfect pizza. This fun educational game can be played with 2-4 players. Ref. Code:OR060

Zoom up rockets, slide down comets and get sucked into black holes as you travel to the moon in this fun, space-themed snakes and ladders! Be the first to reach the moon by rolling the dice and counting your spaceman up the board, watching out for rockets and comets as you go! Rockets and Comets includes five black hole squares, which add an exciting chance element to the gameplay. If you land on one of these squares, you must spin the spinner to determine which one you will land on...which can either take you way up the board or right down to the bottom again! This is an exciting game of chance which can change very quickly, allowing players of all abilities to have fun and get involved! The space theme of the game is a great way to introduce a discussion about space e.g. `What is a comet?` Children will be having so much fun playing this game, they won`t even realise they are learning counting skills as they go! Ref. Code:OR061

A first addition game designed to support children learning to add up to ten. Children race their frogs to the centre of the boardm to be the first to join the frog party and win. Box Contains 1 x party square 4 x lily pad paths (2-piece jigged boards) 4 x frog characters 4 x character stands 10 x lily pad discs 1 x double spinner/number line 1 x instruction leaflet 1 x prouct leaflet Ref. Code:OR063

A fun game of chance for all the family! An exciting counting and strategy game,Includes 3D tree,Strong, wipe clean cardboard. Ref. Code:OR068

Where Do I Live? is a fun animals of the world lotto, perfect for any budding explorers! Players develop their knowledge and understanding of the world as they match the different animals to their habitats on the double-sided lotto boards. Children will enjoy talking about the unusual animals from around the world, including dolphins in the ocean, camels in the desert, tigers in the jungle and polar bears in the Arctic. Ref. Code:OR069

Collect 1-10 in this first colour and number game. Teach number sequencing Friendly caterpillar characters. Ref. Code:OR075

This simple lotto game will help children to recognize letters of the alphabet and the sounds they make. Choose which side of the board you play on and try and be the first player to find all the cards that match the letters or pictures on your lotto board. There are 4 different ways to play: matching picture to picture, letter to letter, letter to picture or picture to letter! The different play styles develop with children’s ability, from early stage matching to recognising words from pictures. Although this game is ideal for children aged 3 and over, even younger children will enjoy being helped to match the pictures. You can also ask children to find a card with a fish on, or a card with something red on it, or a card with the letter `s`. The letter cards can be used to spell out words as well, so there are many opportunities for extra play value. Children will have so much fun with this game they won`t realise that they are learning the alphabet at the same time! Ref. Code:OR083

A brilliant and bright new game from UK Manufacturer Orchard Toys. Who can be the first player to cover four monsters on their bingo boards with yukky slime tiles? With two ways to play, this Bingo game will keep your child, family and friends amused for hours! Ref. Code:OR084

Turn over the cards and try to be the first to fill your trolley with tasty fruit and vegetables. Although this game can be played on its own, it can also be used to supplement the original `Shopping List` game, or along with the other (`clothes`) Booster Pack. Either way, the object of the game is very simple: to be the first player to fill their trolley with all the items on their list. To play, each player chooses a trolley and a shopping list. All the 16 item cards are spread face-down on the table and players take it in turns to turn up a card. If it matches one of the items on their shopping list, the player takes the card and places it on their trolley. If they don`t have the item on their list, the card is returned face down on the table. Play continues until one player has filled their trolley with all the items on their list. The game can be played with just 2 players, but if it is used in conjunction with the original `Shopping List` it can be played with up to 6 players, or up to 4 players with the other Shopping List Booster Pack. The game is made with durable, recycled board and is suitable for children aged 3 to 7. It will also help with vocabulary skills, as you can encourage children to talk about the items they have in their trolley. Ref. Code:OR090

Turn over the cards and try to be the first to fill your trolley with all sorts of bright and colourful clothes.The game can be played on its own, or it can be played with the Fruit and Veg Booster Pack, or with the basic Shopping List game, which can be played by up to 6 players. Either way, the object of the game is to fill your trolley with as many items as you can from your shopping list. To play, each player chooses a trolley and a shopping list. All 16 item cards are placed on the table, face down. Each player takes it in turn to pick up a card. If the card matches one of the items in the player`s shopping list, they keep the card and place it in their trolley. If the item on the card does not appear on their list, it is placed face down back in the same place on the table. Play continues until one player fills their trolley with all the items on their list. The game can be played with just 2 players, but this can be increased to 4 players if used in conjunction with the Fruit and Veg Booster Pack, or with 6 players if used with the original Shopping List game. Ref. Code:OR091

Learn to count with these friendly spotty dogs. Players take it in turn to spin the number spinner and pick a card from the table that shows a dog with the same number of spots. When the card is turned over, the player can see how many biscuit bones the dog has hidden in his basket. The winner is the player who has the highest number of bones when all the dog cards have been collected. This is an easy game to play, combining number recognition and counting skills in a simple, fun game. It also teaches patience as sometimes there are no dogs left with the right number of spots, so players have to wait for their next turn before they can collect any more bones. The illustrations are bright and cheerful and the game is quick to play, meaning it will hold children's attention. Ref. Code:OR150