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Shopping List lotto game uses quick and simple gameplay which holds children's attention! Players take it in turns to turn over cards showing everyday items, from tomatoes to washing powder to pizza. If they match the pictures on their shopping list, they are encouraged to say the item out loud and add it to their trolley. Older children can play more strategically by remembering where the cards from their list have been placed. The winner is the first player to collect all the items on their list and fill their trolley or basket!

The game features different types of quirky shopping lists, including paper ones and a tablet which children will enjoy. A great way to extend learning is to ask children to recognise the different grocery items from their list and read them aloud, both while playing the game and on a trip to the supermarket! Although the game is for 2 - 4 players, gameplay can also be extended to 6 or 8 players by adding either the 'Clothes' or 'Fruit and Veg' EXTRAS packs for additional items and lists!

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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Match and Spell encourages letter recognition, teaches phonetic word building and promotes matching of pictures and words, from simple words like 'cat' to more complex four letter words. There are two ways to play, and the game is designed for both guided and independent word building.

In the first version of the game, players must match the letter cards to the letters shown on their board in the correct order to build a word. This is a simple matching game which is a great way to introduce letter shapes and sounds. As children get more familar with the letter sounds they will progress to reading the words out loud. In the more challenging version of the game, players use the blank side of their boards and use the letter cards to build the word of the picture shown. These must be placed in the correct order.

With friendly illustrations and simple gameplay that progresses as children learn, it's no surprise that Match and Spell is our bestselling language and literacy game!

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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This fun counting game is a race against time! Try and be the first to collect the most bird cards before the scarecrow picture is complete. However, watch out for the scaredy cat, who can catch your birds and take away all your cards in one go! At the end of the game, use your maths skills to count up the birds on your cards...the player with the most birds wins.

Each of the bird cards has a brightly coloured background which can be used to teach younger children to recognise different colours. For older children, Scaredy Cat helps teach them about competetiveness, winning and losing, as it can sometimes be sour grapes and tantrums when they have all their cards taken away!

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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Spin the octopus spinner to see how many fish you can catch, but do take care...there's a shark out there! Spin the spinner, count the number of bubbles and collect the matching cards on your fish board. But watch out! If you turn over a shark card, it will eat all of your fish and you'll have to start again! The player with the most fish at the end of the game is the winner! The excitement of this game is in the anticipation of turning over cards...will you turn over a shark card or collect more fish?! Children will also love the fun 3D octopus spinner. Player boards and cards feature a number of friendly sea creatures, including clown fish, starfish, crabs and puffer fish, and can be used to show children the different creatures that live underwater. (Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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A 'learn the time' lotto. In this lotto-based game, cards show everyday activities in analogue and digital times, which children are encouraged to say aloud whilst matching the tiles to the pictures on their board. Play value may also be extended by using Penguin Clock Face.

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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Match and collect delicious cupcakes in this fun-filled game. Remember your manners, as other players offer to share their cupcakes with you.

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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Add to the fun of Shopping List with more everyday items and lists, as well as the ability to play with up to 6 people! Children will also have fun matching and identifying the clothes they have in their wardrobe as they play this alongside our bestselling Shopping List memory game. The 'Clothes' extras pack is great to teach children about dressing for different seasons from spring to winter, including a variety of clothing from flip flops to wellies to scarves.

This game is for 2 players (6 if combined with Shopping List) and is suitable for age 3 - 7 years. Please note: Although it can be played as a stand-alone game,

Shopping List Clothes is most fun when combined with Shopping List to increase players and items.

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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Add to the fun of Shopping List with more everyday items and lists, as well as the ability to play with up to 6 people! Children will also have fun matching and identifying the healthy foods from the supermarket as they add this to our popular Shopping List memory game. The 'Fruit & Veg' extras pack is great to teach children about healthy eating, including everyday foods like potatoes and pears to more unusual items such as asparagus and kiwis.

This game is for 2 players (6 if combined with Shopping List) and is suitable for age 3 - 7 years.

Please note: Although it can be played as a stand-alone game, Shopping List Fruit & Veg is most fun when combined with Shopping List to increase players and items.

(Instruction both Thai & English are in the boxes)

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Match and Count makes learning to count fun! Featuring 20 two-piece puzzles with numbers from 1-20, children must match the simple picture cards with the numbers. There's no tricking this clever puzzle, as only the correct cards will fit together! This allows your child to correct themselves as they learn. Pieces feature bright, bold colours and illustrations, which help to make counting and number recognition fun. Children can also be encouraged to talk about what they can see on the cards for more advanced learning. E.g. 'How many of the fish are facing left?' or 'Which of the illustrations show things you would find in a garden?'

Each puzzle 8 x 15cm approx.

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